Sergio Bersanetti

The Swing of Life Sergio Bersanetti

My loved ones have no secrets for meBut is it really so?

Antonio is back, to celebrate his 50th birthday with all the most important people in his life that we got to know in 'Antonio's Wait'.

In the following three weeks he will realize how little he knows about them. His mother in law, his nearly divorced brother, his best friend, his sister in law ... all of them seem to have at least one skeleton in the closet.

In the second volume of the 'Antonio's Life' series we are reminded that family dynamics are often more complex than they seem. Do you think you have everything in control? That's exactly when life loves to challenge you and make you feel like everything is falling apart. But if you are able to look beyond appearances, you will notice how the ups and downs are actually what make a life worth living.

??? What European readers say about The Swing of Life

- I enjoyed this book. I enjoyed reading it and finding out about the characters and their lives...

(V. Keenan on Amazon.co.uk)

- Compelling story, full of twists and turns, which keeps the reader interested until the last line. Recommended!

(Pino on Amazon.it)

??? Other endorsements

- I found the storyline of the book to be very well thought of by the author; few pages into it suggest there is going to be some twists, turns and suspense between the characters. It's a perfect storyline of life in general, and I liked the metaphor at the end of the book...

(Cavell on goodreads.com)