"Beautifully written and meticulously researched, this stunning novel captures the courage, strength, and kindness of the remarkable woman behind Alexander Hamilton. A fascinating read!" - Ellen Marie Wiseman, international bestselling author of The Life She Was Given "This entertaining blend of romance, fictional biography, and history will be in suitably high demand." - Booklist "Dray and Kamoie have written a book that stands as a real tribute to Eliza, one of America''s founding women. Their research has rewarded the reader with a truly immersive read." - Historical Novels Review "Through Eliza''s eyes we are treated to an in-depth portrait of Hamilton, not to mention forward-looking psychoanalysis of his genius and personality defects." - Kirkus Reviews "The historical fiction dream team does it again with the wife of Hamilton.Haunting, moving, and beautifully written, Dray and Kamoie used thousands of letters and original sources to tell Eliza''s story as it''s never been told before." - Fresh Fiction "Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie weave such an enchanting spell with their take on the life of Eliza Hamilton [.
] An excellent experience, a festival for the mind and heart, this is a true gem that''s worth every cent and every second spent upon it." - All About Romance "No study of Alexander Hamilton would be complete without reading this book [.] Full of history, engaging characters who shimmer on each page, and a tremendous love story, this is a book for everyone." - Karen White, New York Times bestselling author "An incredible, surprising, and altogether lovely tribute to the woman who stood beside one of the most unknowable, irascible, energetic, and passionate men wo contributed to the foundation of this nation." - Lars Hedbor, author of The Path: Tales from a Revolution "My Dear Hamilton is a superbly written, meticulously researched homage to the birth of America [.] At once a wartime drama, a woman''s coming of age, and a lesson on politics that resonates in today''s world, My Dear Hamilton is the book of the year." - Kate Quinn, USA Today bestselling author of The Alice Network "My Dear Hamilton is a fascinating work of historical fiction, beautifully crafted and richly detailed. If you think you already know Eliza Schuyler Hamilton, her role in the founding of our country, her marriage, and her heartbreak, you''ll marvel at the woman you meet in this compelling novel.
" - Jennifer Chiaverini, New York Times bestselling author of Mrs. Lincoln''s Dressmaker and Enchantress of Numbers "Following their stunning success in America''s First Daughter, Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamois have penned an unforgettable story of the woman behind Hamilton [.] My Dear Hamilton is a masterpiece that is both intimate in detail and epic in scope--a triumph!" - Pam Jenoff, New York Times bestselling author of The Orphan''s Tale "Eliza Hamilton assumes her rightful place as one of America''s founding mothers as she guides first her husband and then her fledgling nation into the annals of history. My Dear Hamilton is historical fiction at its most addictive!" - Stephanie Thornton, author of The Tiger Queens "If you''ve ever wanted to banter with Hamilton or share a dish of tea with the Marquis de Lafayette, open the covers of My Dear Hamiltonand step right in to Eliza Hamilton''s parlor [.] The gang''s all there!" - Lauren Willig, New York Times bestselling author of The English Wife "My Dear Hamilton is both an intimate portrayal of the strength, courage, and grace of one of our nation''s founding mothers and the engrossing saga of the birth of a country. Richly detailed, beautifully written, and impressive in its scope and heart, this is historical fiction at its best!" - Chanel Cleeton, author of Next Year in Havana "Not since I read Erik Larson''s Dead Wake have I had such an edge-of-my-seat immersion into historical events. Eliza Hamilton is a remarkable heroine, depicted here with gorgeous prose and heart-tugging realism. No study of Alexander Hamilton would be complete without reading this book and learning the true source of the great man''s strength--his wife.
Full of history, engaging characters who shimmer on each page, and a tremendous love story, this is a book for everyone." - Karen White, New York Times bestselling author "America''s First Daughter brings a turbulent era to vivid life. All the conflicts and complexities of the Early Republic are mirrored in Patsy''s story. It''s breathlessly exciting and heartbreaking by turns-a personal and political page-turner." - Donna Thorland , author of The Turncoat "A delectable and poignant read. It deftly draws on the volatile atmosphere of Jefferson''s time, recounting his daughter''s little-known story - a heroine tested to the limit, loaded with grit and determination. All the right chords are struck here. You''re going to want to read slow and savor this one.
Bravo." - Steve Berry, New York Times bestselling author "[A] triumphant, controversial, and fascinating plunge into the complexities of Revolutionary America, where women held power in subtle ways and men hid dangerous secrets. You''ll never look at Jefferson or his legacy the same way again." - C.W. Gortner, bestselling author of Mademoiselle Chanel "America''s First Daughter is the story of a generation caught between the past and the future of a nation, and illuminates how the actions of one woman managed to sustain a family in spite of the consequences of both privilege and poverty. Not since Gone with the Wind has a single volume family saga so brilliantly portrayed the triumphs, trials, and sins of a family in the American South." - Erika Robuck, author of Hemingway''s Girl and The House of Hawthorne "Painstakingly researched, beautifully hewn, compulsively readable -- this enlightening literary journey takes us from Monticello to revolutionary Paris to the Jefferson White House, revealing remarkable historical details, dark family secrets, and bringing to life the colorful cast of characters who conceived of our new nation.
A must read." - Allison Pataki, New York Times bestselling author of The Accidental Empress.