The Address is a captivating historical novel by Fiona Davis that weaves together the lives of two women centuries apart, both connected by a single address in the heart of New York City.
In 1907, Clara is a young woman from a wealthy family who dreams of becoming a writer. She moves into a luxurious apartment at 118 East 91st Street, a building that will one day become known as the Dakota.
In present day, Sadie is a struggling single mother who finds herself drawn to the Dakota. She takes a job as a housekeeper for an elderly woman who lives in the building, and her life becomes intertwined with the secrets that the grand old building holds.
As Clara and Sadie's stories unfold, they reveal the changing face of New York City and the lives of those who have called it home. The Address is a story of love, loss, secrets, and the enduring power of history.
Reviews
"The Address is a richly atmospheric and deeply moving novel that transports readers back in time to the turn of the 20th century and into the heart of New York City." - The Washington Post
"Davis's latest novel is a compelling and immersive read that will appeal to fans of historical fiction and those who love a good mystery." - Booklist
"The Address is a beautifully written and engrossing novel that explores the lives of two women separated by time but connected by a single address." - The New York Times
