>Giveaway provided by Goodreads< 
 Well that's just silly! They're all silly!! Silly people. 
 So this was my first JoJo Moyes book. I won it as a giveaway almost a year ago now!! (I have no idea why it's taken me so long to read it, except I've been having concentration issues...) 
 As you can probably tell by my shelves, this is not my usual genre of book, and while I was reading it I remembered why. Silly, silly people!!!! The biggest problem however, is that the epilogue WAS NOT LONGER!!!! 
 The book starts of in 1916 France during WWI where Sophie lives in a little occupied village. The Germans receive a new Kommandant and he decides that Sophie and her sister will cook for them each evening. While visiting the hotel he sees a painting and is immediately captivated by it's beauty. It's a painting by Sophie's husband Edouard of Sophie herself and the Kommandant cannot take his eyes from it. Sophie worries that he will simply take it from her, in the manner of all the other Germans occupying their village. He doesn't. 
 But when news comes of her husbands situation, she will give anything to have him safe. 
 Nearly 100 years later and Liv, a young widow, has started to date again. A man whose job it is to track down long lost stolen paintings. His current case is a painting of a red haired girl, painted by Edouard Lefevre that has been discovered missing, last seen in a little town in france during WWI. A painting remarkably like the one Liv's husband bought for her on their honeymoon... 
 I really did enjoy this story, However I also got remarkably frustrated with how blind both women seemed. Perhaps for one, it did pay off (though perhaps hers was more to do with faith), but dear me!!!!