Synopsis
Lose yourself in this Gilded Age historical fiction, perfect for fans of Luisa A. Jones and Beatriz Williams … ORDER NOW! Praise for Theresa Howes: ‘Offers a glimpse into the lives and dilemmas of women in America’s Gilded Age … a clever reworking of ’ Newport, 1895. The siblings expand their social circle, making ‘new money’ acquaintances. Despite his good nature, Hugh is prone to flirting and Madeline captures the unwanted attention of the man whose family destroyed her mother and continues to exploit women. As lines are crossed and reputations threatened, Madeline becomes determined to ignore her heart and fix the situation. But can she keep her tarnished past buried? And will she ever allow herself to love? ***** ‘This meticulously researched book is a delight for lovers of American historical fiction … Howes recreates the glittering world of polo, picnics and parties’ 'A deliciously fresh take on Jane Austen's set in Gilded Age New York and Newport. Socially conscious, intrepid, and soulful, Madeline is a heroine to root for!' ‘Truly gripping… I loved it’ ‘I absolutely loved this… Vivid and heartbreaking’ ‘War, passion and tragedy unite in this atmospheric and moving tale’ ‘A wonderfully immersive, emotional read’ 'Achingly romantic with lashings of Gilded Age glamour.'