A review by hectaizani
The Glass Butterfly by Louise Marley
4.0
Librarything Early Reviewers copy.
Two parallel stories of women who sacrifice themselves in different ways to help the ones they love. Therapist Tori Lake goes on the run when a deranged client threatens harm to Tori's son. A major opera buff she begins dreaming of Puccini's housekeeper and the trials the housekeeper faces trying to keep peace in the household. It is never made clear whether these are just dreams or if there is a supernatural bond spanning time and space. Tori's dreams do help her face her situation and the realization that flight wasn't the only option. I enjoyed this story and look forward to picking up other books by Louise Marley.
Two parallel stories of women who sacrifice themselves in different ways to help the ones they love. Therapist Tori Lake goes on the run when a deranged client threatens harm to Tori's son. A major opera buff she begins dreaming of Puccini's housekeeper and the trials the housekeeper faces trying to keep peace in the household. It is never made clear whether these are just dreams or if there is a supernatural bond spanning time and space. Tori's dreams do help her face her situation and the realization that flight wasn't the only option. I enjoyed this story and look forward to picking up other books by Louise Marley.