Journey

Autor*innen

• Danielle Steel

Parameter

• 323 Seiten
• 12 Lesestunden

• Amerikanische Literatur
• Belletristik
• Frauen
• Gegenwartsliteratur
• Romantik

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In her 50th bestselling novel, Danielle Steel delves into the hidden complexities of a seemingly perfect marriage. Madeleine and Jack Hunter are well-known figures in Washington—Maddy, an award-winning TV anchor, and Jack, her network's head and a media adviser to the President. Publicly, they embody a storybook romance with successful careers and a loving partnership. However, behind the closed doors of their Georgetown home lies a starkly different reality. As Maddy's career flourishes, Jack's subtle put-downs and jealousy create an atmosphere of fear and isolation for her. Maddy endures emotional wounds that run deep, hidden from the public eye. Her journey toward healing begins when the President's wife invites her to join a Commission on Violence Against Women, where she hears harrowing stories that resonate with her own experiences. Here, she meets Bill Alexander, a scholar who suspects the turmoil in her marriage. As Maddy confronts her fears and develops a bond with Bill, a series of life-altering events unfold, including the return of a figure from her past and a national crisis. Ultimately, Maddy must make a life-changing decision, discovering newfound strength and unexpected gifts along the way. Set against significant events, this narrative explores the subtle forms of abuse and the enduring effects it has, while ultimately conveying a message of hope and the courage to seek freedom.

• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2000
• Einband: Hardcover