The Other Side of Paradise, 9780861547777
Hardcover
Secrets, inheritance, and a family’s paradise lost forever.

The Other Side of Paradise

'heartrending and unputdownable.' imogen edwards-jones

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  • Hardcover

    464 pages

  • Release Date

    29 July 2024

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Summary

The Price of Paradise

A sweeping tale of duty, scandal, and a mother’s desperate secret.

LONDON 1920 – Jean Buckman, a young American heiress, arrives in a post-war England clinging to tradition. She marries Edward Warre, owner of a struggling estate, but their marriage soon falters.

In the South of France, Jean begins an affair with lasting consequences. She bears two sons, but the eldest, heir to the estate, is not of Warre blood.<…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780861547777
ISBN-10:0861547772
Author:Vanessa Beaumont
Publisher:Oneworld Publications
Imprint:Magpie
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:464
Release Date:29 July 2024
Weight:642g
Dimensions:225mm x 146mm x 38mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

‘A dazzling period drama for fans of novels like Ian McEwan’s Atonement.‘ The Lady

Heartrending and unputdownable… this is a rich, beautifully crafted tale… Utterly compellingImogen Edwards-Jones, The Sunday Times bestselling author of The Witches of St. Petersburg

Heartbreaking… A beautiful evocation of grief’s impact on our ability to love and to trust.‘ Lucy Jago, author of A Net for Small Fishes

A sparkling journey through the interwar years, and a heartbreaking and powerful climax… A wonderful novel, full of life.‘ Lucy Ashe, author of Clara & Olivia 

Tenderly drawn and poignant to its core – I needed to come up for breath before I plunged back in for this is a brilliant, immersive and compelling story.’ Mary Chamberlain, author of The Dressmaker of Dachau

‘Thanks to Vanessa Beaumont’s formidable skill in depicting a union gone to hell and the consequences of grief that only a mother can feel, The Other Side of Paradise is its own triumph.’ Air Mail

About The Author

Vanessa Beaumont

Vanessa Beaumont studied Classics at Oxford University before joining Short Books, the independent publisher in London, where she was Commissioning Editor for 8 years, editing both fiction and non-fiction. She co-ran the literary agency Prentice Beaumont, before deciding to take the reckless decision to embark on a novel. She lives between West London and Northumberland, and is married with three children.

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