The Curse of the Flores Women
A Novel
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Dominique Franceschi
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In this haunting novel about the enduring bonds of womanhood, a young girl weaves together the truth behind her family history and the secrets that resonate through generations.
Eighteen-year-old Alice Ribeiro is constantly fighting—against the status quo, female oppression in Brazil, and even her own mother. But when a family veil is passed down to her, Alice is compelled to fight for the rights of all womankind while also uncovering the hidden history of the women in her family.
Seven generations ago, the small town of Bom Retiro shunned the Flores women because of a “curse” that rendered them unlucky in love. With no men on the horizon to take care of them, the women learned the art of lacemaking to build lives of their own. But their peace was soon threatened by forces beyond any woman’s control.
As Alice begins piecing together the tapestry that is her history, she discovers revelations about the past, connections to the present, and a resilience in her blood that will carry her toward the future her ancestors strove for.
©2022, 2024 by Angélica Lopes. (P)2024 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved. Translation © 2024 by Zoë Perry.“With each page, Alice’s role as the guardian of an important piece of Brazilian folk art, itself a feminist symbol, becomes more clear. Lopes…makes it clear that sisterhood is integral to survival.”—Booklist
“A work of fiction with echoes of realism that lifts it to an impressive level of literary excellence…”—Midwest Book Review
“Angélica Lopes’ dialogue and writing style keep our attention, and the book is full of charming details…[T]his highly recommended novel would prompt lively discussion.”—Historical Novels Review, Editors’ Choice