I was captivated by the narrative created by Susan Meissner in "Only the Beautiful". The novel weaves together the lives of two women, separated by time and circumstance, yet bound by an unbreakable thread of courage and determination.
Set against the backdrop of California in 1938 and Austria in 1947, the story introduces us to Rosanne, a young woman whose life takes a heart-wrenching turn. Her journey becomes a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the resilience of the heart. Rosanne's ability to see colors when she hears sound adds a unique layer to her as a story character.
In Austria, we meet Helen Calvert, whose experiences during World War II have left an indelible mark on her. Her determination to uncover the truth about Rosanne's fate reveals the depth of her compassion and the lengths she's willing to go to seek justice.
Susan Meissner writes beautiful prose capable of evoking emotions in the reader. This is a story of love, loss, and the unyielding spirit of those who dare to defy the odds.
Heartfelt.
Uplifiting.
Read it.
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