Title: Not quite the longed for sequel.
Product review: Sequels often don't hold up to the standards of the original, and this one is no exception. It's still a very pleasant travel journal about Italy, but it has no cohesive central story line. The first volume was held together by the restoration and discovery themes; this one has only some new discoveries. In fact, it has too many reveries about her childhood in Georgia for my taste. So if you enjoyed the last one and crave some more Italian life and escapism, it's here, but not altogether satisfying or exciting.
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