Book: The Direction of the Wind
Author: Mansi Shah
Pages: 318
This is my 80th read for the year
What Amazon Says:
Sophie Shah was six when she learned her mother, Nita, had died. For 22 years, she shouldered the burden of that loss. But when her father passes away, Sophie discovers a chache of hidden letters revealing a shattering truth: her mother didn't die. She left. Nita Shah had everything most women dreamed of in her hometown of Ahmedabad, India - a loving husband, a doting daughter, financial security - but in her heart, she felt like she was living a lie. Fueled by her creative ambitions, Nita moved to Paris, the artists capital of the world - even though it meant leaving her family behind. But once in Paris, Nita's decision and its consequences would haunt her in ways she never expected. Now that Sophie knows the truth, she's determined to find the mother who abandoned her. Sophie jets off to Paris, even though the impulsive trip may risk her impedning arranged marriage. In the City of Light, she chases lead after lead that help her piece together a startling portrait of her mother. Though Sophie goes to Paris to find Nia, she may just also discover parts of herself she enver knew.
Stars: 2
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