Praise for Shana Abé: "This is an interesting examination of a lesser-known figure from the Gilded Age, one whose story extends beyond the confines of late-19th-century New York.This story of one woman's ascent offers a fascinating look at the choices she made to become a Gilded Age titan." -- Kirkus Reviews on An American Beauty "Abé is an exquisite storyteller." --Fiona Davis, New York Times bestselling author of The Magnolia Palace on An American Beauty "Historical fiction at its finest.with deep character perspective.engaging and intricate detail.passages [that] are brilliantly written and both gut-wrenching and heart-breaking to read." -- The Florida Times-Union on The Second Mrs.
Astor "An unexpectedly affecting interpretation." -- The Toronto Star on The Second Mrs. Astor "An engaging tale. Abé richly describes the scenery. Everything is opulent, decadent, rich. We're taken from the shores of Maine to bustling New York City, Egypt, and eventually, aboard the Titanic where their romance meets a tragic end in the icy waters. As the story crescendos to that fateful night, readers will remain captivated by both the imagery and the plot. This is more than another tale about the Titanic , it's a love story, a drama, and a fine historical novel.
Recommended." -- Historical Novels Review on The Second Mrs. Astor "One of the most beautifully written books I've ever had the pleasure to read. You'll find yourself glued to every page, falling in love with this dazzling couple, and despite knowing better, hoping against hope that they avoid the tragedy that awaits them on the ill-fated Titanic . A gorgeous, phenomenal novel I won't soon forget." --Ellen Marie Wiseman New York Times bestselling Author of The Orphan Collector on The Second Mrs. Astor "A touching, compelling, and haunting love story that will delight fans of historical fiction and enthrall those of us for whom the Titanic will always fascinate." --Hazel Gaynor , New York Times bestselling author of When We Were Young and Brave on The Second Mrs.
Astor "A harrowing and yet ultimately hopeful tale of survival and courage, fate and love, and the ultimate question of who do we become after great loss. The Second Mrs. Astor is historical fiction at its gripping and irresistible best." --Patti Callahan , New York Times bestselling author of Surviving Savannah and Becoming Mrs. Lewis on The Second Mrs. Astor.