2.8. Rewrite the book review by using the present simple form of the verbs in brackets. Sepulchre serves as Kate Mosse

2.8. Rewrite the book review by using the present simple form of the verbs in brackets. Sepulchre serves as Kate Mosse"s next novel after her popular book Labyrinth. It explores the same concept of two interconnecting stories from different periods. The first story occurs in the late 19th century. Leonie Vernier resides in Paris with her mother and older brother, Anatole. Later, an unknown aunt from the south-west of the country extends an invitation for Leonie to visit. Although Leonie isn"t familiar with her aunt, she agrees to go, accompanied by her brother. Upon their arrival, they quickly realize that things are not what they initially appear to be.