The Girl on the Cliffs - Lucinda Riley

I recently finished a book recommended by my wife, The Girl on the Cliffs by Lucinda Riley. My rating was 4, a good score for a novel that mixes family secrets, love, and atmospheric settings. It was engaging, emotional, and at the same time light.

The story alternates past and present, revealing secrets and regrets. The author describes passages with precision, the Irish coast, old mansions, intense emotions, making readers feel immersed in the scenes.

For my taste, the rhythm was balanced, with revelations at the right moments. However, some characters felt archetypal, and certain “twists” were predictable. But nothing that ruined the immersion.

I liked the read. Not a masterpiece, but a good book to relax with.