
- ISBN10: 077830146X
- ISBN13: 9780778301462
- Paperback
- 400 pages
- Mira Books
The Lovers' Room
by Steven Carroll
- Posted 2 months ago
- Viewed 101 times, 0 comments
- Average user rating:
(5/5)
love?
For unknown reasons this book caught my attention...
"A fragile love affair..a devastating betrayal"
In the autumn of 1945, Allen 'spin' Bowler lands in Tokyo Japan, as a interpreter with the British Army. While working for a radio company, interpreting japanese scripts into english and back again, he meets Momoko, a young japanese woman who went to school and lived in London before the war. In the sanctuary of Momoko's room, their love blossoms. And spin starts to feel what its like to actually 'have someone'. But a betrayal follows and it leaves devastating consquences changing both Spin and Momoko's lives forever.
Back in Melbourne Australia, where Spin is from, a japanese lit student from london calls upon 'professer' Bowler for help. Her presense causes Spin to recollect those fragile memories involving Momoko and the betrayal that has haunted them both in their separate lives.
When i first picked this book up i knew i wanted to read it, i cant say why because i've no idea. I dont usually do romance. But after reading the blurb again and again over a few weeks, i picked it up from the library and got it out. And i loved it. The way it was written was appealing and the story was a little different. I liked the fact that you were left guessing at things that took a little time to come out. ANd that although i thought it was going to be predictable, it oddly wasn't. I'd deffinately read it again!



Comments
No comments on this review.
Want to comment?
Sign-in to post a comment. Not got an account? Sign-up for free.