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From the internationally renowned author of Fine Things and Wanderlust comes her
newest bestseller Kaleidoscope, the story of three sisters separated by fate, and the man
destined to help them find each other again
Kaleidoscope is the story of Sam and Solange. Sam Walker came back from the front lines
Of World War II, bringing with him his exquisite French war bride. Their love
began like a fairy-tale but it would end with sudden shattering tragedy.
Kaleidoscope is the story of Hilary, the eldest of the Walker children. Tragically orphaned
by the age of nine, she clung desperately to her two sisters -five-year old Alexandra
and baby Megan. But before the year was out, they too would be wrenched from her,
each taken to a separate adoptive home. Cut off from every loving source, Hilary
swore she would one day confront the man who had destroyed her family, and find her
beloved sisters again.
Kaleidoscope is the story of Alexandra- beautiful, shy, gentle. Living in France,
married to a man whose greatest pride is his pedigree, she must risk everything to
confront a dark, forgotten past.
Kaleidoscope is the story of Megan, too young to have remembered anything beyond the
life she has always believed to be her own. Yet her birth is the secret that has driven
Hilary through a lifetime of heart-breaking loss and heartless ambition.
Kaleidoscope becomes the story of John Chapman-lawyer prestigious private
investigator-the man chosen to find the three sisters. The labyrinthine trail will lead
him to Paris. New York and Boston and finally to a house in Connecticut where
three sisters must face each other and the final, most devastating secret of all.
Kaleidoscope is a novel filled with pain and compassion, brimming with characters who
will make you weep, laugh, and cry out with joy.
. All of our books are second hand, and while you may not get the exact copy shown in the picture, all of our books are in very good condition. Removing stickers from a book may damage it, so we refrain from doing so. If you see a price sticker on a book, please ignore it.
