Atlas: The Story Of Pa Salt by Lucinda Riley & Harry Whittaker - Seven Sisters Book 8 - Adult Fiction Paperback - New

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781529043549 Publisher: Pan Macmillan Age Range: Adult Overview: Atlas: The Story Of Pa Salt is the eighth and final novel in Lucinda Riley's phenomenally bestselling Seven Sisters series, completed with her son Harry Whittaker. It draws every thread of the saga together, revealing the truth behind the mysterious Pa Salt and the origins of his six adopted daughters. Blending a sweeping historical narrative with a poignant present-day family reunion, this is essential reading for devoted fans wanting closure, and a rich, standalone introduction for newcomers to the series' warmth, mystery and emotional depth. About the Book: The story opens in 1928 Paris, where a young boy is found close to death and taken in by a kind family. As he grows, he discovers a rare gift for music and is drawn into the vibrant, artistic world of the city, forming friendships and a found family that shape his early life. Yet beneath this new beginning lies a hidden past he can never fully escape, and a solemn promise that will follow him across decades and continents as Europe descends into war. Interwoven with this is the present day, set in 2008 in the Aegean Sea, where Maia, Ally, Star, CeCe, Tiggy, Electra and their newly found seventh sister gather aboard the yacht Titan to farewell their beloved adoptive father, Pa Salt. As they piece together the clues he left behind, long-buried family secrets finally surface, transforming everything the sisters believed about their heritage and their father's extraordinary life. Alternating skilfully between timelines, the novel is by turns tender, thrilling and deeply moving, exploring identity, resilience, love and the ties that bind families together. Grounded in real historical detail from interwar Europe through the Second World War, it offers the immersive research and emotional storytelling that made the series a phenomenon, finally answering questions millions of readers have long asked. The eigh