Michelangelo’s Notebook
Beautiful art history student Finn Ryan is just an intern when she
discovers something amazing: a Michelangelo drawing that has been
mislabeled and seemingly forgotten about. But this is no ordinary
Michelangelo. Finn is pretty certain that it is from Michelangelo’s
missing notebook. After a confrontation with her immediate supervisor,
Finn is fired from her intern position and her boyfriend is killed that
same night, stealing the sketches that she had made of that drawing. Not
knowing what is going on, Finn flees while she still can, to the
address that her mother gave her before she moved to NYC. It brings her
face to face with an antiquarian book dealer, Michael Valentine.
Together, they will unravel the mystery of this Michelangelo and try and
discover a secret that has been well-kept since the final days of World
War II … a secret that has ties to the Vatican … a secret that could
get Finn and Valentine killed.
This book starts out really good. It has a lot of fast paced action. But then at times it’s also kind of confusing because it flashes back and forth between the present day with Finn and Valentine and the last days of World War II. It took me quite some time to even begin to figure out what was going on and why the flashbacks kept happening, but overall I thought that this was a good book. I have the other three books in the Finn Ryan series and I’m definitely looking forward to getting to them. I will say that I gave this book a 4 overall simply because it was a little hard to follow in places. So overall this is a great book that I highly recommend. - Tales Of A Book Addict.
This book starts out really good. It has a lot of fast paced action. But then at times it’s also kind of confusing because it flashes back and forth between the present day with Finn and Valentine and the last days of World War II. It took me quite some time to even begin to figure out what was going on and why the flashbacks kept happening, but overall I thought that this was a good book. I have the other three books in the Finn Ryan series and I’m definitely looking forward to getting to them. I will say that I gave this book a 4 overall simply because it was a little hard to follow in places. So overall this is a great book that I highly recommend. - Tales Of A Book Addict.
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