Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $14.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-06-227345-1
Robson’s first novel examines the dynamic between love and duty in the midst of historical tragedy. As the story begins in 1914 England, Lady Elizabeth “Lilly” Neville-Ashford is under her domineering mother’s thumb. Countess Ashford is determined...
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Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $14.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-06-233463-3
Robson's second WWI novel (after Somewhere in France) weaves historical detail into a tale of a former military nurse and the man she loves. Charlotte Brown is living and working in Liverpool after the end of the Great War, but believes that she is...
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Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $15.99 trade paper (352p) ISBN 978-0-06-238982-4
Robson's third novel focusing on the Great War and its aftermath (after Somewhere in France and After the War Is Over) shows how one woman breaks free of the bonds of aristocracy to find true happiness. After surviving a near-fatal illness, Lady...
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Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $26.99 (400p) ISBN 978-0-06-288427-5
Robson (Moonlight over Paris) delivers a satisfying multigenerational epic linked by the intricate embroidery used on Princess Elizabeth’s wedding gown. In 1947 London, Ann Hughes works as an embroiderer at Hartnell, an exclusive clothing designer...
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Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $17.99 trade paperback (400p) ISBN 978-0-06-267497-5
Robson (The Gown) shines with this stellar WWII story. In 1942 Venice, Antonina Mazin, a young Jewish woman, aspires to be a doctor like her father, despite crackdowns by Mussolini’s government on the rights of Jews. As the political winds turn more
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Jennifer Robson. Morrow, $17.99 trade paper (400p) ISBN 978-0-06307-414-9
Three strivers come together during the pomp of Queen Elizabeth II’s 1953 coronation in Robson’s pleasant latest (after Our Darkest Night). Edie Howard, 32, owns the Blue Lion hotel, which she inherited after her parents died. With business slow,...
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