The Midnight Rose

von Lucinda Riley

671 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A spellbinding tale of family secrets, sacrifice and the everlasting power of love, set across multiple time periods and around the world. From Lucinda Riley, the internationally bestselling author of the Seven Sisters series.'Captivating . . . Ideal for a book club' - Daily MailIndia, 1911. Anahita Chavan, from a noble but impoverished family, forms a lifelong friendship with the headstrong Princess Indira, the privileged daughter of Indian royalty. Becoming the princess's official companion, Anahita accompanies her friend to England just before the outbreak of the Great War. There, she meets Donald Astbury - reluctant heir to the magnificent Astbury Estate - and his scheming mother.Eighty years later. Rebecca Bradley, a young American film star, has the world at her feet. But, when her turbulent relationship takes an unexpected turn, she's relieved that her latest role, playing a 1920s debutante, will take her away from the glare of publicity to the wilds of Dartmoor, England. Shortly after filming begins at the now-crumbling Astbury Hall, Ari Malik, Anahita's great-grandson, arrives unexpectedly, on a quest to explore his family's past.As Rebecca and Ari begin to unravel the dark secrets that haunt the Astbury dynasty, what they discover will change everything . . .Five-star reader reviews:'Wow! What a wonderful story, recommend it to take you away into another world (or two)''I was completely drawn into the story with its twists and turns and wonderful descriptions of life in India as well as Devon''This is a book that reveals itself slowly to the reader. It is a story of love and loss and everything in between, but those words alone are not enough to describe how utterly mesmerising this book is''Once again she weaves magic through her writing and transports the reader through decades and emotions'

• Themen: Belletristik Liebesromane / Romance Historische Liebesromane / Romance
• ISBN: 9781035044078
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 17.01.2024
• Größe: 197 x 127 mm
• Verlag: Pan Macmillan