Reva Spiro Luxenberg Bücher

Set against the backdrop of historical upheaval from the late 1800s to 1930, this family saga follows the Kamensky family's journey from Kovno, Lithuania, to the United States. Each child forges a distinct path in their new life. Morris, who becomes a millionaire, faces a tragic downfall during the Great Depression, while Ada, who remains single for much of her life, ultimately finds love and has a daughter, Reva. The narrative intertwines personal stories with significant historical events, highlighting resilience and the immigrant experience.

The story unfolds as Joan Pearl confides in her psychologist, Becca Grove, about her billionaire husband, Spence. Driven by greed, Becca devises a scheme to drive a wedge between the couple, hoping to win Spence for herself. Meanwhile, Joan forms a deep friendship with Australian librarian Sherilee during a vacation, leading them to dream of creating the world's largest mystery bookstore. Despite financial obstacles and Becca's manipulations, the two women remain determined to pursue their entrepreneurial vision amid the backdrop of the pandemic.

With a background as a sewing teacher, the author brings a playful and approachable style to crafting. Her expertise not only makes sewing enjoyable but also translates into her popular painted rocks, which have become sought-after gifts and are available in various stores. This book offers insights into her creative process and techniques, encouraging readers to explore their own artistic abilities.

Set against the backdrop of a luxurious wedding at the Palm Tree Hotel, the story unfolds when the bride, Flora, is murdered, leading to the arrest of her husband, Mark. As the courtroom drama intensifies, Lloyd and Lori, a bartender and concierge, delve into the lives of Flora's relatives and associates, uncovering secrets that could exonerate Mark. With a ticking clock, they must identify the true killer among a cast of potential suspects before a verdict seals Mark's fate.