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Les Lueurs du Sud

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Danielle Steel takes us from a Manhattan courtroom to the Deep South in a powerful narrative that explores family dynamics alongside crime and punishment. Eleven years after fleeing her ex-husband’s betrayal and his prominent Charleston family, Alexa Hamilton has established herself as a top prosecutor in Manhattan while raising her teenage daughter, Savannah, as a devoted single mom. However, her life is upended when she takes on the trial of accused serial killer Luke Quentin. As she delves into forensic evidence, threatening letters addressed to Savannah disrupt her focus, leading Alexa to suspect Quentin's involvement. Faced with escalating danger, she makes the difficult decision to return to the South, the very place she vowed to leave behind. While Alexa navigates the trial in New York, Savannah begins to explore her Southern roots, uncovering family history and forming connections with a father she barely knows, along with a half-sister and half-brothers. As secrets unfold and old wounds mend, both mother and daughter grow from their experiences in different worlds. Ultimately, they reunite, empowered by their challenges and the mysteries they’ve unraveled. Steel masterfully contrasts the gritty chaos of Manhattan's legal system with the charm of the South, capturing the complexity of a mother's love and the bonds of family. This novel is a captivating journey filled with unexpected twists.