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As a fan of the Gilded Age, both the historical era and series - books set in the Gilded Age
The Personal Librarian
Marie Benedict / Victoria Christopher Murray
Belle de Costa Greene passed as white among the gilded age social elite
The Fifth Avenue Artists Society
Joy Callaway
A young girl from a genteel poor family wants to be a novelist and marry the boy next door. Which one does she get?
Dr. Laszlo Kreizler is an alienist, old timey for psychologist. He faces terrifying murderers aided by journalist John Schuyler Moore and police secretary Sara Howard. The first two books became a series for TNT
The Most Beautiful Girl In Cuba ~ Chanel Cleeton
Cleeton adds to her Perez family saga with this story of Evangelina Cisneros. Hearst put her picture in his paper to drum up support for war with Spain (to sell more papers) and captioned her "The Most Beautiful Girl in Cuba"
The Address ~ Fiona Davis
The Dakota was a modern marvel of comfort and status. Blackwell's Island was not. The two are the background to the story of an immigrant woman and the Dakota is a part of a family's life 100 years later, playing a part in solving an historical mystery
Our Kind of People ~ Carol Wallace
A family tries to break into society and questions what truly matters in life
The Age of Innocence ~ Edith Wharton
Opera! Dinner parties! Repressed love! Gilded age societal shunning!
Beatriz Williams / Lauren Willig / Karen White
The Ws cubed tell a story of a dollar princess, a dollarless governess, an Italian count and one fateful night (the story also has a 1950s component and a modern component)
The English Wife ~ Lauren Willig
A dead man, his missing wife, rumors, innuendo and a fancy ball
The Engineer's Wife
Tracey Enerson Wood
Emily Roebling and her part in building the Brooklyn Bridge
I really need to watch the Gilded Age series! So much praise coming its way - hope it does not end on a cliffhanger though? Love this booklist, and saving them all to my TBR ~Lexlingua.co
ReplyDeleteWonderful choice for this week's topic. I have read a few of these, but not all. I am also a fan of Gilded Age and get impatient each week waiting for the new episode.
ReplyDeleteThe Gilded Age was such an interesting time period.
ReplyDeleteI love Gilded Age books - definitely recommend books by Jen Turano & Crystal Caudill too.
ReplyDeleteI've got one from each of them on My TTT
DeleteI tried The Personal Librarian, but struggled to stay connected.
ReplyDeletePam @ Read! Bake! Create!
https://readbakecreate.com/visit-toronto-ten-books-set-in-the-greater-toronto-area/
I love the gilded age! I did books set in Michigan for my list. https://bibliophilebree.blogspot.com/2025/07/top-ten-tuesday-set-in-michigan.html
ReplyDeleteThe English Wife looks amazing! I haven't read any books set in the Gilded Age, but maybe that will change soon :)
ReplyDeleteIf you'd like to visit, here's my off-topic TTT: https://thebooklorefairyreads.wordpress.com/2025/07/21/top-ten-tuesday-most-anticipated-books-releasing-in-the-second-half-of-2025/
I loved The Alienist. I need to try the tv show sometime soon.
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