When Coco takes a job as a personal concierge for a couple moving to Nantucket, she has no idea what she’s getting herself into. This is the latest (and last?) installation in Elin Hildebrand’s Nantucket series. The Richardsons are a couple who do what it takes to get into the most posh clubs. But they have secrets, and the people of Nantucket will soon find out that the Richardsons are not necessarily as great as they make themselves out to be.
This book is written well, just like all of the other Hildebrand novels I’ve read. With exemplary character development and small plots that all come together in the end, Hildebrand is a master at her craft. The books in the series can all be read as standalone novels, and readers won’t feel they have to read previous books to understand what is going on, although once you read one, you will want to read the others. New characters are introduced to Nantucket in each novel, and with those characters comes a new set of mysterious happenings. As fantastic as the rest of the series, Swan Song is beautifully, written and will take readers on a trip to the beautiful island of Nantucket.
This book is written well, just like all of the other Hildebrand novels I’ve read. With exemplary character development and small plots that all come together in the end, Hildebrand is a master at her craft. The books in the series can all be read as standalone novels, and readers won’t feel they have to read previous books to understand what is going on, although once you read one, you will want to read the others. New characters are introduced to Nantucket in each novel, and with those characters comes a new set of mysterious happenings. As fantastic as the rest of the series, Swan Song is beautifully, written and will take readers on a trip to the beautiful island of Nantucket.
