Everything is fake, but the murder in the village of Giverny is real.
Reality and illusion are entangled with each other, just like the black water lily, which makes people unpredictable.
In May 2010, in Giverny, a small town west of Paris, where the famous painter Monet once lived, a murder case linked the fate of three women. Fanette, an eleven-year-old girl with great artistic talent; Stephanie, the only female teacher in the town, and an old woman who witnesses everything in the dark.
The three of them share a secret. They all dream of leaving Giverny. This beautiful village is like a prison to them. However, on this day in May, the cage of Giverny opened its door to them, and only to them. The rules of the game are cruel: only one of them can escape, and the other two must die.
Reader comments
The storyline of this book is so exciting! Three women, one prison, who can escape? Just like my friends who are struggling for their dreams, they in the book also make me feel the same way. The author's descriptions are very delicate, especially the description of the hospital, which made me feel as if I was immersed in the scene and feel the protagonist's pain and helplessness. I can't wait to see how the story ends!
Wonderful, unexpected, I kept guessing until the end and realized it was so, wonderful
I don't understand. Is it a cycle? Why do the same lives end well?
The storyline of this book is so exciting! Three women, one prison, who can escape? Just like my friends who are struggling for their dreams, they in the book also make me feel the same way. The author's descriptions are very delicate, especially the description of the hospital, which made me feel as if I was immersed in the scene and feel the protagonist's pain and helplessness. I can't wait to see how the story ends!
Wonderful, unexpected, I kept guessing until the end and realized it was so, wonderful I don't understand. Is it a cycle? Why do the same lives end well?