Review of The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci

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[Following is a volunteer review of "The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci" by Belle Ami.]

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5 out of 5 stars

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The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci by Belle Ami revolves around a girl, Angela Renato, who seems to have discovered an old missing painting made by the famous Leonardo Da Vinci that captures two love birds, Giuliano Medici and his love Fioretta, in it.

Angela Renato got a job as an intern at the Jetty Museum in Los Angeles. Angela often gets a picture of a painting in her dream while asleep. But she never knew what the painting was about because she had never seen or heard about it. However, Max Jaeger made a few discoveries and found out that the painting may be real. There is also a man named Scordato who is also interested in the painting. Angela went to seek advice from Scordato, but she ended up regretting her decision because Scordato sought to take advantage of her, which made her feel less at ease with him. So Angela met Alex Caine, and this could be an opportunity for her to find the missing Da Vinci painting. Pick up a copy to read the book.

The book contains different plot twists: action, suspense, adventure, and romance, and this brought different feelings to me when I was reading the book. There are many unique things about the book that make it an excellent work of art. I enjoyed the intriguing storyline because it was suspenseful and engaging. I was curious to find out if Scordato or Angela would find the missing painting because they were both eager to find it. The author's writing style and character development are other things I love about the book. I love the backstory behind the missing painting and why it was sought after by different people. The book's cover page caught my attention right away because it was so attractive, and I’m convinced it will attract a lot of readers.

I found no flaws in this interesting book because it was well written. I wasn’t also certain about the romantic connection between Alex and Angela because they acted weirdly towards each other at times. I appreciate the author's realistic plot and setting. I cherish the author's use of clear language because it made the book simple to read and understand.

I give the book a perfect rating of 5 out of 5 stars because of the positive aspects that I mentioned above. I found no errors in the book because it was exceptionally well edited. I suggest the book to a mature audience that loves reading fiction and romance novels because it is best suited for them.

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The Girl Who Knew Da Vinci
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