Ecos do Passado

In a very rich historical environment, Danielle Steel offers us a moving story of love and war, of gestures of loyalty and gestures of betrayal, of the lives of three generations of women and their paths of survival and mourning, linked by an indomitable devotion whose echoes pass through time.

The summer of 1915, in the midst of the world war, was a time of both prosperity and discomfort for the Wittgenstein family. But for the eldest daughter, Beata, it was also an awakening, which forced her to make the most important decision of her life, whose echoes will be felt for a long time. Later, now during World War II, it will be up to her daughter to find her place between her long-lost family and her dreams for the future, a future of hope well rooted in the fertile soil of the past.

With all her characteristic elegance, Danielle Steel brings history to life and creates a daring and moving narrative, with unforgettable characters and images of great beauty. Echoes of the Past transports us to a world that has already disappeared and weaves a rich tapestry of a mother's love, a daughter's courage and the unshakable faith that gave them strength, even in the worst moments of history.