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Susan's Summer Reads
Calling all history lovers! This round up of Susan's recent reads is a look into the past. From accurate stories, looser interpretations, and pure fiction, these picks will fill up your summer with tales from a bygone era.
Joy Callaway
The Grand Design: A Novel of Dorothy Draper
"The Grand Design: A Novel of Dorothy Draper" is a fictional novel that pictures the life and adventures of Dorothy Draper, a well-known American interior designer from the mid-20th century. The story follows Dorothy's journey as she rises to prominence within the interior design industry – and in the process, goes against societal norms and defies all odds along the way.
Hazel Gaynor & Heather Webb
Meet Me in Monaco
“Meet Me in Monaco: A Novel of Grace Kelly's Royal Wedding,” discovers the enchanting world of Grace Kelly and her fairytale wedding to Prince Rainier III of Monaco. Grace seeks an escape from the overpowering paparazzi crews and craves a life away from the chaos. As a result, Sophie Duval shelters Kelly in her boutique in hopes to avoid a nagging British press photographer, James Henderson. Readers are captivated by the chain of events that stretch across thirty years of friendship, love, and turmoil.
Allison Pataki
The Magnificent Lives of Marjorie Post
Pataki dives deep into the life and achievements of one of America’s most prominent business women, philanthropist, and socialite, Marjorie Merriweather Post. Born into a weathy family and raised in high society, Marjorie displayed a keen interest in business ownership and entrepreneurship. After receiving a substantial fortune from her father, Marjorie uses her determined spirit to take on the male-dominated business world – and all of the unique challenges that come with it.
Tessa Arlen
A Dress of Violet Taffeta
Written by Tessa Arlen, “A Dress of Violet Taffeta” is based on the true story of the infamous French icon Lucy who is determined to utilize her creative innovations as a way to make a living. In the midst of chaos, Lucy becomes one of 706 people to survive the sinking of the Titanic. She does not allow turmoil of this historic disaster defeat her as she continues to pursue her dream as a trailblazing, fashion sensation.
Jan Moran
Hepburn's Necklace
"Hepburn's Necklace: A Novel" is a heartwarming family saga presented as a standalone work of fiction. Set against a backdrop of love, loss, and resilience, the book explores the lives of multiple generations. As the plot thickens, journeys are intertwined and the enduring power of a cherished family heirloom quickly becomes a symbol of strength and connection. This heirloom links the descent and drives the storyline, and it eventually assists the characters when facing inevitable adversity.
Julia Kelly
The Last Dance of the Debutante
An unexpected life journey takes place when a young group of women are chosen to be the final three debutantes presented to Queen Elizabeth II. Thousands of eager mothers and self-assured daughters rush to the palace with letters in hand seeking the most valued invitation of the year – with hopes to curtsy to young Queen Elizabeth II and officially advance into society. The novel tells the story of three very different young women, Lily Nichols, Leana Hartford, and Katherine Norman.