Mrs. Grant and Madame Jule
By Jennifer Chiaverini
By Jennifer Chiaverini
Category: Historical Fiction | Literary Fiction | Military Fiction
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Mar 03, 2015 | ISBN 9780698161382
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Praise
Praise for MRS. GRANT AND MADAME JULE
“[Chiaverini’s] depiction of the essential decency of some of our nation’s early leaders is a high point.”
– Booklist
“Chiaverini’s fans will love this light historical romance.”
—Kirkus
Praise for Jennifer Chiaverini and her Novels
“History—and its colorful characters—come alive.” –USA Today
“Jennifer Chiaverini imagines the First Lady’s most private affairs through the eyes of an unlikely confidante.” –Harper’s Bazaar
“Chiaverini has drawn a loving portrait of a complex and gifted woman . . . Mrs. Lincoln’s Dressmaker helps to illuminate the path on which her long and remarkable life led her.” –St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Praise for The Spymistress
“[A] must read book . . . Author Chiaverini has a knack for finding fascinating, if unheralded, women in history — she favors the Civil War era — and shining a light on them with readable historical novels.” –New York Post
“Compelling.” –Historical Novel Society
“Jennifer Chiaverini’s latest bestseller will thrill Civil War buffs and anyone who loves reading about American history and the contribution of women to the momentous events that formed this country.” –Bookreporter
Praise for Mrs. Lincoln’s Rival
“In addition to simply being fascinating stories, [Jennifer Chiaverini’s] novels go a long way in capturing the texture of life for women, rich and poor, black and white, in those perilous years.” –Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
“Filled with details of the social intrigue, slights and innuendo that occurred between the two, the book will appeal to anyone who loves a novel filled with the appearance of numerous fictional accounts of and appearances by the figures who shaped America’s history during the period of the Civil War.” –Bookreporter — Chiaverini
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