Beatriz Williams Libri

Amiens, Francia, 1916. Una donna attende fuori dalla cattedrale, ignara della pioggia. Tra i fedeli c'è il capitano Julian Ashford, l'uomo per cui ha sacrificato tutto, ma che non rivedrà mai più; tornerà in trincea e morirà. Tuttavia, Kate è lì per riscrivere il loro destino. New York, oggi. Una donna attende davanti alla porta di Julian Laurence, nonostante sia la vigilia di Natale. Deve consegnargli documenti urgenti. Si sono conosciuti il giorno prima, ma quando entra, lui la accoglie come se l'aspettasse da sempre, come se l'amasse da sempre. Ricambiare quell'amore è facile: Julian è uno degli uomini più ricchi e affascinanti di Manhattan, romantico e intenso. Per qualche mese, la vita sembra un sogno. Ma poi appare un libro: la biografia di Julian Ashford, ricca di foto e lettere del poeta-soldato della prima guerra mondiale. La calligrafia, gli occhi gentili e il volto sotto il berretto sono del suo Julian. Quel libro cambierà il loro destino. In un vortice di sentimenti, misteri, speranze e passione, si narra la storia di un amore vero, unico ed eterno.

Decadent and evocative storytelling at its very best., by NEW YORK TIMES bestseller, Beatriz Williams

Anticipated by readers and featured by platforms like Goodreads and SheReads, this novel promises to captivate with its engaging plot and relatable characters. It explores themes of personal growth and resilience, set against a backdrop that resonates with contemporary issues. The narrative weaves together emotional depth and an intriguing storyline, making it a standout choice for summer reading.

In this highly anticipated novel by Beatriz Williams, photographer Janey Everett explores the mysterious life of aviation pioneer Sam Mallory and his flying partner, Irene Foster, in post-war Hawaii. As Janey uncovers Irene's past, both women's stories intertwine, revealing themes of love, loss, and the search for truth.

A story of love and intrigue that travels from Kennedy-era Manhattan to World War I Europe from the New York Times bestselling author of Her Last Flight and Husbands & Lovers. Fresh from college, irrepressible Vivian Schuyler defies her wealthy Fifth Avenue family to work at cutthroat Metropolitan magazine. But this is 1964, and the editor dismisses her…until a parcel lands on Vivian’s Greenwich Village doorstep that starts a journey into the life of an aunt she never knew, who might give her just the story she’s been waiting for. In 1912, Violet Schuyler Grant moved to Europe to study physics, and made a disastrous marriage to a philandering fellow scientist. As the continent edges closer to the brink of war, a charismatic British army captain enters her life, drawing her into an audacious gamble that could lead to happiness…or disaster. Fifty years later, Violet’s ultimate fate remains shrouded in mystery. But the more obsessively Vivian investigates her disappearing aunt, the more she realizes all they have in common—and that Violet’s secret life is about to collide with hers. A People StyleWatch “Must Read Book” One of Reader’s Digest’s Top Summer Thrillers of the Year

Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, this thrilling narrative weaves together espionage, political intrigue, and personal conflict. The story unfolds through complex characters grappling with loyalty and betrayal, as they navigate a world fraught with tension and uncertainty. With a gripping plot that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, the book explores the moral dilemmas faced by those caught in the crossfire of global power struggles.

Set against a backdrop of rich historical detail, this mystery intertwines the lives of three women across different eras. Their stories reveal secrets and connections that span generations, showcasing how the past influences the present. As the narrative unfolds, themes of resilience and discovery emerge, drawing readers into a compelling exploration of identity and legacy. The authors skillfully blend suspense with emotional depth, creating an engaging tale that captivates and intrigues.

Two women—separated by decades and continents, united by a mysterious family heirloom—discover second chances at love in this sweeping novel from a bestselling author. In New England, 2022, single mother Mallory Dunne faces the nightmare of her ten-year-old son, Sam, fighting for his life after a toxic mushroom poisoning. In her desperate search for a donor kidney, Mallory must confront painful secrets: her mother’s adoption from a notorious Irish orphanage in 1952 and her own heart-wrenching summer romance with childhood best friend Monk Adams, a beloved singer-songwriter, which ended in betrayal. Meanwhile, in Cairo, 1951, Hungarian refugee Hannah Ainsworth has rebuilt her life after the war, marrying a wealthy British diplomat. However, a chance meeting with a mysterious hotel manager ignites a passionate affair that rekindles her lost desires. As revolution brews in the streets, a pregnant Hannah finds herself entangled in intrigue between two men, leading to a sacrifice that will resonate through generations. Timeless and bittersweet, this novel takes readers on a journey of heartbreak and redemption, exploring complex themes of privilege, class, and the female experience against the backdrop of midcentury Egypt and contemporary New England. Acclaimed for its poignant storytelling, it brings to life deeply human characters navigating morally intricate worlds.

Praise for Tiny Little Thing Get to know Christina 'Tiny' and Frank Hardcastle in this winner of a novel. The Kennedy-esque couple have a bright political future...but both have dangerous secrets.- US Weekly Elegantly written...the book is strewn with unexpected heroes and villains and makes an exclusive, Kennedy-esque world accessible...A fascinating look at wealth, love, ambition, secrets, and what family members will and won't do to protect each other.- Kirkus Reviews More Praise for Beatriz Williams and her novels Fabulous...A perfect summer read.-Examiner.com Riveting.- US Weekly Smart and engrossing.- New York Times bestselling author Elin Hilderbrand Sparkles like the New England summer sun.- New York Times bestselling author Karen White Hard to stop reading.- The Missourian

The New York Times bestselling novel. Rhode Island, 1938. A sweltering summer of secrets, passion and betrayal...