Husbands & Lovers: A Novel By Beatriz Williams
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In "Husbands & Lovers" by Beatriz Williams, two women from different eras are linked by a family heirloom and the search for healing amidst secrets and lost loves.
In contemporary New England, Mallory Dunne faces the aftermath of her son's near-fatal poisoning, grappling with the search for a kidney donor. This journey forces her to confront buried family secrets: her mother's adoption from a notorious Irish orphanage in 1952 and Mallory's own past romance with Monk Adams, a renowned singer-songwriter, marred by betrayal.
In 1951 Cairo, Hungarian refugee Hannah Ainsworth rebuilds her life after wartime tragedy, marrying a British diplomat. However, a chance encounter ignites a passionate affair that rekindles Hannah's yearning for what she lost. Amidst the backdrop of Egyptian revolution, Hannah navigates a complex web of intrigue and sacrifice, facing decisions that reverberate across generations.
Williams weaves a tale of heartbreak and redemption, exploring themes of privilege, class, and the complexities of female experience. The novel transports readers through vividly depicted settings—from the glamorous intrigue of midcentury Cairo to the affluent shores of contemporary New England—immersing them in the lives of characters grappling with moral dilemmas and emotional turmoil.
With lyrical prose and deeply human characters, "Husbands & Lovers" delves into the intertwining destinies of Mallory and Hannah, revealing how their choices resonate across time. Williams crafts a poignant narrative that captures the essence of love, loss, and resilience, making it a compelling exploration of family ties, personal sacrifice, and the enduring quest for identity and belonging. 📚❤️
In contemporary New England, Mallory Dunne faces the aftermath of her son's near-fatal poisoning, grappling with the search for a kidney donor. This journey forces her to confront buried family secrets: her mother's adoption from a notorious Irish orphanage in 1952 and Mallory's own past romance with Monk Adams, a renowned singer-songwriter, marred by betrayal.
In 1951 Cairo, Hungarian refugee Hannah Ainsworth rebuilds her life after wartime tragedy, marrying a British diplomat. However, a chance encounter ignites a passionate affair that rekindles Hannah's yearning for what she lost. Amidst the backdrop of Egyptian revolution, Hannah navigates a complex web of intrigue and sacrifice, facing decisions that reverberate across generations.
Williams weaves a tale of heartbreak and redemption, exploring themes of privilege, class, and the complexities of female experience. The novel transports readers through vividly depicted settings—from the glamorous intrigue of midcentury Cairo to the affluent shores of contemporary New England—immersing them in the lives of characters grappling with moral dilemmas and emotional turmoil.
With lyrical prose and deeply human characters, "Husbands & Lovers" delves into the intertwining destinies of Mallory and Hannah, revealing how their choices resonate across time. Williams crafts a poignant narrative that captures the essence of love, loss, and resilience, making it a compelling exploration of family ties, personal sacrifice, and the enduring quest for identity and belonging. 📚❤️
Listed on 5 July, 2024