
Never Again So Close
Author: Claudia Serrano, Anne Milano Appel
Narrator: Emily Foster
Unabridged: 5 hr 3 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 02/01/2017
Categories: Fiction, Women, Literary Fiction

Author: Claudia Serrano, Anne Milano Appel
Narrator: Emily Foster
Unabridged: 5 hr 3 min
Format: Digital Audiobook (DRM Protected)
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: 02/01/2017
Categories: Fiction, Women, Literary Fiction
Claudia Serrano has been working as a bookseller in various Italian cities for the past five years. Born in 1984 in the port city of Bari on the Adriatic Sea, she has always had a way with words. A well-respected freelance journalist, Claudia has won many awards, including the Premio di giornalismo Franco Sorrentino for an investigation into the world of the seeing impaired in Bari. She also holds a bachelor of arts degree in modern philology. Never Again So Close is her first novel.
How do you rate a book that was written well but you didn't connect with? Do you rate on enjoyment level or the authors prose or how much you enjoyed or didn't enjoy the main characters. I found the writing very lyrical...but I was bored to tears. Ultimately since I wouldn't recommend this book to an......more
Some moments of beautiful prose. A broken relationship that anyone can relate to. But a scattered plot and characters I didn't really like.......more
This was not my favorite book ever. I found it very confusing. I understand the story line - that of a young girl who has her heartbroken by a man she falls in love with that doesn't love her back. However, the story itself does not flow, it is difficult to follow the events - is the reader reading......more
Antonia is heartbroken. She fell in love with a man who didn't return her feelings. When she moved to Milan she was young and naïve, but ready for new experiences. When she met the alluring Vittorio she fell in love straight away, but that's the last thing she could share with this charming, but oft......more
Beautiful prose can't redeem these terrible characters The prose can be lovely in this book, but it fell flat for me as I couldn't get over my frustrations with the characters. There are hints that Antonia could be something more than a vaguely pretty, shy and shallow human being, but she never actua......more