New Releases by Frances Parkinson Keyes

The destiny of a conservative Bostonian couple is changed by Italian, Irish and Jewish law partners.

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Restaurant in New Orleanes, LA.

The d''Alvery family struggles to keep an old family sugar plantation viable between the two world wars.

Family life in a typical New Hampshire village.

A romance of three generations in New Orleans, with Mardi Gras week as background.

The background of this lavish novel is the National Capital. Here indeed all that glitters is not gold. The shifting scenes are furnished by the startling changes which take place as the extravagant twenties are succeeded by the lean thirties, which in turn usher in the chaotic forties.

Thirty-five years in the life of an aristocratic Boston family.

Three letters from Frances Parkinson Keyes. The first, written in 1917 to Judge von Moschzisker mentions Robert Frost and Frost''s book Mountain Interval. The second letter, addressed to "Meredith", mainly discusses a party that she held and Keyes attended in 1952. The third letter, undated and written to "Ina", thanks her for Christmas gifts and mentions family illnesses.