translation of comment # 7 ( Hatshepsut81 )

I have read Al volere della Lady and have greatly enjoyed it , so I voted it as book of the month at Isn't It Romantic readers' poll. Dialogues are very sensual indeed, and I like this.

I'd like to ask Caroline a question:

Charlotte marries for money a man who is much elder than she is, impotent and not asking her fidelity, on the contrary he was pushing her to take lovers so that he could watch. The heroine tells about her past with some shame, but she did not seem to me really "traumatised". Don't you think this is quite strange?

About the suspense plot of the story, I loved your idea about the sketches of La Battaglia di Anghiari, the lost Leonardo's painting ( all what's left it's just the copy of the central part, done by Rubens )

I heard that the National Geographic Channel in cooperation with RAI ( our national TV channel ) will produce a documentary about this painting. ( I found the infoat this website http://www.editech.com/ , where you can find all the articles about it )

And last but not least the excerpt: once the book will be translated in Italy, I cannot wait reading it! .

Thanks or your kindness, my compliments and best wishes for your career :)

And thanks to Isn't It Romantic bloggers who allowed us to meet you :)