The Peacock Feast: A Novel

A twentieth-century saga about love, class, and the decisions that shape us from "one of the most perceptive, compassionate writers of fiction in America" (Michael Schaub, NPR).

Now 101 years old, Prudence O'Connor is visited by her estranged brother's granddaughter-and shown a series of mementos that bring a century of family drama back to the surface of her memory. She and her brother spent their early childhood in Oyster Bay, Long Island, in the shadow of the eccentric glass genius Louis...