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Angel
Barbara Taylor Bradford
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Belletristik / Märchen, Sagen, Legenden
Beschreibung
A saga of friendship and fame, secrets, and success from the #1 New York Times–bestselling author of A Woman of Substance. Orphaned at a young age, the lives of Rosie, Gavin, Nell, and Kevin are irrevocably intertwined. Rising from poverty, all four go on to stunning success: Rosie as an award-winning costume designer; Gavin as a world-renowned Hollywood actor; Nell as the head of a global public relations company; and Kevin as the head of the NYPD Crime Intelligence Commission and a leader in the fight against organized crime. Told with the broad scope and narrative power characteristic of Barbara Taylor Bradford, this book is the story of a family formed by fortune, not blood, as they lose their innocence, follow their passions, triumph over adversity, and ultimately transform their own lives. Praise for Barbara Taylor Bradford and her novels “Few novelists are as consummate as Barbara Taylor Bradford at keeping the reader turning the page.” —The Guardian “Pure gold.” —Cosmopolitan “An extravagant, absorbing novel of love, courage, ambition, war, death and passion.” —The New York Times “The storyteller of substance.” —The Times (London) “A long, satisfying novel of money, power, passion and revenge set against the sweep of 20th century history.” —Los Angeles Times “A wonderfully entertaining novel.” —The Denver Post “Legions of readers will be satisfied by the romantic fortunes of the cultured, wealthy and powerful people she evokes.” —Publishers Weekly
