While she is in the school’s art museum, she runs into this handsome, mysterious man again, but he doesn’t really come out of the shadows. They are called samodivi, which means wildalone in English. It is of a woman who is like a witch or nymph that can captivate a man to the point that he will do anything she says, and eventually she kills him. She gets a mysterious assignment from her Greek Art professor that leads her to a vase that seems to have a connection to her home and a myth that she is familiar with. But then comes back towards the end and leaves flowers for her on the stage. And the night of the concert, this very handsome guy shows up in the back of the auditorium, and then leaves. When she first gets to Princeton, her music advisers immediately set her up in a solo concert. Of course she does this on a work-study program and so she will have to work in the cafeteria to go there.
She is a piano prodigy, and has decided to attend Princeton. The main character is Thea, and she is from Bulgaria. I was very excited and of course said yes because I’d been wanting to read this for a long time. She emailed me on Goodreads and offered to send me a copy. I had entered a giveaway on Goodreads but didn’t win. First, I have to thank the author who sent me a copy of this in exchange for an honest review.
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