An Accident in August | 
Princess Diana died 24 years ago today. In some ways it feels like it‘s been ages, yet I can remember it like it was yesterday.
This Europa edition has been part of my collection for awhile—it is the fictional perspective of the unknown driver of the white Fiat that witnessed the accident and sped off into the night. I‘m only a few chapters in but so far so good.
A fictionalized account of the mysterious Fiat driver involved in the car accident that killed Diana, Princess of Wales in Paris in 1997. I really enjoyed this book when I read it last year.
#JubilantJuly #SetInFrance
Early bedtime with this gem. June snuck up on me and I need to read this one quickly for the next #LitsyGoesPostalOG rotation. Luckily this is a short book!
panDespite only 200 pages it was long read for me. I do not like writing style and the undeveloped character. Instead of descriptions what route the character decided to take and numerous Paris suburbs name, I think author should focus how the character became who she was and gave a reader a background.
Cozy Sunday evening reading - and completely amused by and loving the cuteness of my contortionist sleeping kitties. 😸 #catsoflitsy
pickWow, this book! Excellent writing, and the whole idea of a fiction set around the death of Lady Diana was interesting just in itself. There were at least three WTF moments for me while reading this... I love it when a story surprises me.
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Next up for me!
pickExcellent fictional read about the mystery driver of the white Fiat Uno involved in Princess Diana's crash. I love a writer who can tell a tale in less than 200 pages. Perfect translation from French (I read the English version). I know many think Europa covers are cheesy, but I like them-especially this one. 5⭐️s
A fictionalized story about the driver of the mystery Fiat that was involved in Princess Diana's fatal crash on 8/31/97. The year before, she visited Chicago and I was lucky enough to meet her at the appearance in this picture. Though we chatted only for a moment, I was impressed by her grace and calm despite the huge crowd that turned out to catch a glimpse of the People's Princess.
"Are you sure you're Lou? You've changed.....
The fact that she didn't react told her that this time, in a way, she was beyond fear. She was nothing but fear, so that nothing made her afraid anymore. If they arrested her now, she wouldn't even be startled."
