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Sunflower

"As a freelance historical researcher, Hugo becomes excited to find out that the quest involves a Sunflower painting by Vincent Van Gogh thought to have been lost during World War Two."

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Journalist Hugo, has lost the woman he loves and everything is going wrong for him. A man, Femi, takes him on a quest, but he has no idea why, where he’s going, or what he’s got to do when he gets there. As a freelance historical researcher, Hugo becomes excited to find out that the quest involves a Sunflower painting by Vincent Van Gogh thought to have been lost during World War Two. It is a subject that fascinates Hugo and he becomes more animated and keen as he realises, but Femi keeps him in the dark insisting on calling the – artefact – “it” and with more information on a need to know basis only. There is a lot of internalisation with Hugo as he attempts to understand the problems of his past with his therapist. I was surprised to discover an interest in the life of Vincent Van Gogh as I continued to read. Having finished reading this book, I feel sure it is a book that benefits from more than one read-through to create a greater understanding of Hugo’s troubled life.

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