WHEN YOU LOVED ME returns readers to Winthrop Island.
Lucy has to face her past, and perhaps her future, that
revolves so much around the island and the recent death of
her father.
There's a story within a story as chapter flashbacks to
colonial 1717 provide important context for the modern
storyline.
Love, betrayal, heartache, and redemption are major
themes in the story. A pirate's loot haul adds motivation,
intrigue, and mystery as well.
Many times, readers will feel both crestfallen and
hopeful during scenes. The end is exciting, and the momentum
is retained throughout powerful scenes.
WHEN YOU LOVED ME displays Williams' prowess as an author
and master storyteller. She deftly weaves past and present
into a story that leaves no loose ends. She also uses a few
repeated characters, as she explains in her helpful author's
note.
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