The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
Géneros: Biography, Business & Economics
Through their conversations, a multifaceted portrait of Evelyn emerges, illustrating her struggles against the constraints of fame and the price of personal sacrifice. Monique becomes not only a vessel for Evelyn's memories but is also drawn into the enigmatic woman's world, uncovering truths that challenge her own understanding of love and identity.
As the layers of Evelyn's life are peeled back, the reader is taken on an emotional journey filled with both triumph and regret. This exploration of Hollywood's golden age intertwines seamlessly with themes of self-discovery, ultimately leaving an indelible mark on both Monique and the audience.
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graem
Jun 04, 2025
Complete surprise. I didn't expect to enjoy this but I did. It is NOT a man's book bur read it as a book about Hollywood.
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ambur
Jun 23, 2025
Taylor Jenkins Reid books never disappoint and this one defiantly did not!Evelyn is such an amazingly written character and she captures the true meaning of what it means to be a movie star in the 50s, and the lengths she is willing to go to be a star.This book was a joy to read with some twists. Evelyn was willing to do anything for the people she loves, even if it means sacrificing the carrer she spent so long creating for herself.This book is a different take on enemies to lovers and I loved it and really enjoyed experiencing all of Evelyns relationships, but it also showed what it was like to be bisexual in the 50s.Evelyn is willing to give up everything for Celia, even after all the mistakes and pain she has caused Celia, but she is wiling to take Evelyn back for he last time before her sad and tragic death.Evelyn has lost everything she ever loved in her life, her daughter and her wife.
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lindsay.ba
Jun 25, 2025
Easy read with a bit of mystery but predictable. Good if you have been struggling to get back into reading.
