Pieces of April

by Diane Haeger

A sweeping saga of love denied and dreams deferred, in the tradition of The Thornbirds.

Glenna McDoweil is a successful internist married to a man who dotes on her. Her present life is far better than her childhood, having been raised in a convent and adopted by a cruel foster family. Unlocking the secret of her parents' identities, and why their love was forbidden, leads to Glenna's profound personal awakening. In this compelling novel by a natural storyteller three generations of strong, Scottish women are reunited in their hopes for a brighter future.

Genres: Fiction

384 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published July 1, 1997

About the author

Diane Haeger is the bestselling author of fifteen published novels, including Courtesan, The Ruby Ring and My Dearest Cecilia. Her work, to date, has been translated into 18 different languages and has been featured in the LA Times and Harper's Bazaar Magazine. She loves telling real stories from history. She lives in California with her husband and family.

Reviews

[Pearl Angeli · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very captivating and full of drama. I love how the book typical brought me to a calming setting. I want to re-read this. :)