Jonathan is a painting critic, living with his girlfriend Anna. Their love life may not be so comfortable and too smooth, but at least his best friend Peter gives him a lot of experience as the two are still helping each other in Peter's auction.

Jonathan's favorite artist is Vladimir Radskin, a century ago he was a talented artist, but unfortunately no one knows and acknowledges. Jonathan has always criticized Vladimir's paintings for wanting to reclaim this man. Jonathan's life is like that until one day, he meets Clara. It is from that moment that the time wheel begins to return, when both of them feel they have met the other somewhere, but when, perhaps in the past?

Along with the passion for art, the same idol that they both adore is Vladimir Radskin, making the two understand each other more than ever, but it is for that reason that it makes Jonathan embark on. risk the most of your life to find the mystery of the red-shirted girl painting of the talented painter Radskin.

Clara and Jonathan, little people have to engage in fate to find the love of their lives, not only recently, but in the past. When the girl in the picture had a face that was strangely similar to Clara, and the two people's missions began. This book is my favorite romantic book.

This book is the perfect gift for Valentine, I think I will give my girlfriend this book a couple of love t-shirt this Valentine. ( )

En kunsthistoriker, en auksjonist og et savnet maleri - pluss et kommende giftermål (i dobbelt betydning). Det hele ispedd uvirkelige opplevelser, dejá vu og besettende kjærlighet. En del reiser på kort tid, noen oppdagelser, en gallerist, en avdød maler - innvevd mye spenning og en overraskende slutt.

assez inutile, donné

Lightweight easy read. Plot is far fetched and characterisation minimal. Unlikely story of a lost Russian artist and his even more lost masterpiece, with reincarnation, time travel and DNA evidence thrown in. Got sort of involving towards the end, just about when i'd given up. How this sort of tosh sells in the millions baffles me; well if Dan Browne and J Archer can do it... ( )

Comme de coutume avec Marc Lévy, il s’agit d’un roman court, que j’ai lu en 2 jours. C’est une histoire d’amour bien sûr, dans le milieu de l’art avec une pointe de fantastique cette fois sur le thème des vies antérieures. Bon d’accord, c’est un peu plus qu’une pointe puisque le cœur de l’intrigue repose sur l’idée que des personnages se reconnaissent parce qu’ils étaient déjà amoureux lors de leur vie précédente. Quoiqu’il en soit, cela se lit avec plaisir, les dialogues sont savoureux, l’idée plutôt originale et, cerise sur le gâteau, la fin assez inattendue. ( )