2.8. Complete the book review with the present simple of the verbs in brackets. Sepulchre is Kate Mosse's follow-up novel to her bestseller Labyrinth. It takes the same idea of two stories from different times which (1) (connect) with each other. The first story takes place in the late nineteenth century. Leonie Vernier (2) (live) in Paris with her mother and older brother, Anatole. Then an aunt in the south-west of the country invites Leonie to stay with her. Leonie (3) (not know) her aunt but she (4) (agree) to go, with her brother. When they (5) (arrive), things (6) (not be) as they seem In the second story, Meredith Martin is a young American university professor. Her research takes her to Paris, where she (7) (uncover) the sad story of Leonie and Anatole. (8) the novel (bring) nineteenth-century France to life? Yes, I think it (9) (do). (10) it (provide) a good successor to Labyrinth? No, I (11) (not think) so. The two stories (12) (not link) as well as the stories in Labyrinth; the second one didn't add anything, really.