The Golden Hour: A Novel

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However, I didn't want that to take away from my whole experience which is why it's still getting a 4 from me. In fact, I would say I didn’t actually become interested in all of the storylines until 3/4s the way through.

The Golden Hour - Beatriz Williams

Hannah’s new novel is an homage to the extraordinary courage and endurance of Frenchwomen during World War II. Sebastian is raising and showing a beef calf, Cayshia who lives in town is raising chickens at her grandparents.The Windsors are integral to the plot of the book, such as it is, but they’re only there to provide skimpy context for the very silly story of Lulu and her Thorpe. The other issues I had was the irritating disconnect between loving animals and then running upstairs to have a steak made from said animals. The stories of two remarkable women a generation apart are cleverly intertwined in Williams’s sweeping family saga. Despite the better option right in front of her, an unexpected complication forces Lily to cut ties with Atlas, confront Ryle, and try to end the cycle of abuse before it’s too late.

The Golden Hour: A Novel by Beatriz Williams, Paperback

He finds his anchor in photography, his friends, farming, and what seems to be the beginnings of a crush.She finds a world full of intrigue, WWII spies, a botched murder investigation, and strained race relations on the island.

The Golden Hour – Niki Smith The Golden Hour – Niki Smith

Also helping are Manuel's new friends who introduce him to the gentle rhythms of farm life in rural Kansas. Two women, so different on the outside, but so deeply intense on the inside, tell their tales in alternating timelines. reacts to the sound of gunshots later in the book (video game; agriculture kid-camp shooting range) that REALLY should have been addressed via some counseling after the incident with the teacher.There is an attention to light and shadows that extract the idea of golden hour photography and replicates it to jaw dropping glory.

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The Golden Hour is a tale of wartime courage, espionage, dashed dreams, renewed hopes, and the tightest bonds of love. Thank you to Beatriz Williams, NetGalley, and Harper Collins (especially Tavia Kowalchuk) for an early copy of the book to read. The Bahamas, 1941: Newly-widowed Lulu Randolph arrives in Nassau to investigate the new Governor and his wife for a New York society magazine. Publication information is for the USA, and (unless stated otherwise) represents the first print edition. An LGBTQ+ relationship is very subtly hinted at between a couple characters, as if to allow those readers so inclined to pretend it doesn't exist.The Bahamian background was really rare and beautiful, the first pages are a bit slow but by the ending you'll understand every page of the book which will delight every suspense moment, you will get to know every character who they are, and the ending will totally be unforgettable for every reader!