In the midst of the heat and dust of Greece she finds an unlikely ally in Charles, Baron de Robecourt, one of the few men who takes her academic passion seriously. September 1896: An aspiring archaeologist, Smith College graduate Betsy Hayes travels to Athens, desperate to break into the male-dominated field of excavation. Readers will devour this riveting tale."-Publishers Weekly (starred review)įrom New York Times bestselling author Lauren Willig: a dramatic coming-of-age story with a dual timeline and a single heroine-a bold and adventuring young woman who finds herself caught up in two very different wars on both sides of the Atlantic.
I’m simply in awe of the masterful, magical way Lauren Willig makes history come alive.”-Fiona Davis, New York Times bestselling author of The Magnolia Place
“Filled with vivid details, shocking truths, and two sly, strong women who bring panache and humor to every scene.
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