MEET LADY TREMAINE in this spellbinding reimagining of Cinderella, as told by its iconic "evil" stepmother, revealing a propulsive love story about the lengths a mother will go for her children.

Informationen zum Autor Rachel Hochhauser is the author of Lady Tremaine , an instant New York Times bestseller, Reese's Book Club Pick, Book of the Month selection, Indie Next Pick, and Library Reads Pick. Rachel grew up in Santa Barbara, California, and earned her BA from New York University and her master's in writing from the University of Southern California. Lady Tremaine , her first novel, will be translated into more than 18 languages. She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband and two daughters. Klappentext Instant New York Times Bestseller REESE'S BOOK CLUB PICK IndieNext Pick LibraryReads Pick "With transporting prose and a galloping plot, this wholly original take on Cinderella recasts the wicked stepmother...a riveting, complex paean to women's strength." - People (Book of the Week) "Destined to be one of the biggest books of the year." -Glennon Doyle, #1 bestselling author of Untamed "Breathtakingly beautiful." -Emilia Hart, bestselling author of Weyward Twice-widowed, Lady Etheldreda Verity Isolde Tremaine Bramley is solely responsible for her two children, a priggish stepdaughter, a razor-taloned peregrine falcon, and a crumbling manor. Fierce and determined, Ethel clings to the respectability her deceased husband's title affords her, hoping it will secure her daughters' future through marriage. When a royal ball offers the chance to change everything, Ethel risks her pride in pursuit of an invitation for all three of her daughters-only to see her hopes fulfilled by the wrong one. As an engagement to the future king unfolds, Ethel discovers a sordid secret hidden in the depths of the royal family, forcing her to choose between the security she craves and the wellbeing of the stepdaughter who has rebuffed her at every turn. As if Bridgerton met Circe , and exhilarating to its core, Lady Tremaine reimagines the myth of the evil stepmother at the heart of the world's most famous fairy tale. It is a battle cry for a mother's love for her daughters, and a celebration of women everywhere who make their own fortunes. ...

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Rachel Hochhauser grew up in Santa Barbara, California. She attended New York University and earned a master's in professional writing from the University of Southern California. Currently, she lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband and two daughters. Lady Tremaine is her first novel.

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Instant New York Times Bestseller REESE'S BOOK CLUB PICK IndieNext Pick LibraryReads Pick

"With transporting prose and a galloping plot, this wholly original take on Cinderella recasts the wicked stepmother...a riveting, complex paean to women's strength." -People (Book of the Week) "Destined to be one of the biggest books of the year." -Glennon Doyle, #1 bestselling author of Untamed "Breathtakingly beautiful." -Emilia Hart, bestselling author of Weyward

Twice-widowed, Lady Etheldreda Verity Isolde Tremaine Bramley is solely responsible for her two children, a priggish stepdaughter, a razor-taloned peregrine falcon, and a crumbling manor. Fierce and determined, Ethel clings to the respectability her deceased husband's title affords her, hoping it will secure her daughters' future through marriage.

When a royal ball offers the chance to change everything, Ethel risks her pride in pursuit of an invitation for all three of her daughters-only to see her hopes fulfilled by the wrong one. As an engagement to the future king unfolds, Ethel discovers a sordid secret hidden in the depths of the royal family, forcing her to choose between the security she craves and the wellbeing of the stepdaughter who has rebuffed her at every turn.

As if Bridgerton met Circe, and exhilarating to its core, Lady Tremaine reimagines the myth of the evil stepmother at the heart of the world's most famous fairy tale. It is a battle cry for a mother's love for her daughters, and a celebration of women everywhere who make their own fortunes.