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Fortune's Daughter
- Narrated by: Carrington McDuffie
- Length: 7 hrs and 52 mins
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Publisher's Summary
This fierce and beautiful story charts the histories of two women: Rae, young, unmarried, and far from home, awaits the birth of her first child. Lila, a fortune-teller with no interest in the future, lost her own daughter more than a quarter of a century earlier in New York. When these two women meet in Southern California, it's earthquake weather - the time when unexpected things happen. Immediately, their lives and fortunes become intertwined, as Rae tries to break away from the man she has been with since high school and Lila reaches into the past to search for the child she lost.
This contemporary world is set against a series of Russian folktales told by an old woman who lives at the edge of Manhattan, in a place so well hidden it can only be found once in a lifetime.
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- Jan
- 2014-07-05
I Think I Like You, Alice Hoffman
Alice Hoffman has finally won me over with "Fortune's Daughter". This is the story of a young girl who made a choice when she had no choice to make. It's a simple story we all have heard, but Hoffman gives us a front row seat to how a choice can mold lives, haunt the soul, and bring love and redemption to the people who deserve it the most. The novel is driven by strong female characters who have Hoffman quirkiness, and who gain our respect and admiration.
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- N. Thomas
- 2015-10-23
About crazy sad women
This book depressed me till the last then made me feel a bit better. It was read perfectly for what it was
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- Kelsey
- 2022-02-03
frustrating
this book was written well and preformed well but I HATED the story. these women especially Lila was awful
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- Jo
- 2019-04-16
lovelt read
im a fan of alice hoffman books. this one was enjoyable. i always recommend her novels.
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- Anita Kristensen
- 2017-10-22
Too sinister for my taste
The timbre of this book is in the depths of psychological illness and makes me very uncomfortable. I didnt understand the dreams and symbols and tho I recognise my own timidity, this is not a book that soothes me.