Maria, Maria by Jennifer Galvão – Signed Exclusive Hardback

Maria, Maria by Jennifer Galvão | Signed Exclusive Hardback Pre-Order

Pre-order a signed exclusive hardback edition of Maria, Maria by Jennifer Galvão, a forthcoming contemporary literary novel published by Hutchinson Heinemann.

This 336-page hardback is an exciting new release for readers of contemporary fiction and collectors looking to add a signed exclusive edition to their bookshelves.

Book Details

• Title: Maria, Maria

• Author: Jennifer Galvão

• Edition: Signed Exclusive Edition

• Format: Hardback

• Signed by: Jennifer Galvão

• Publisher: Cornerstone

• Imprint: Hutchinson Heinemann

• ISBN: 9781529155839

• Pages: 336

• Genre: Modern & Contemporary Fiction

• Publication Date: 4 March 2027

• Availability: Pre-Order

About the Book

Maria, Maria is a forthcoming work of contemporary fiction by Jennifer Galvão.

Featuring a striking cover with a flock of white birds flying across a deep blue sky, this new novel is an intriguing addition to the 2027 literary fiction calendar.

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Publication date: 4 March 2027.

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ANN PATCHETT

'A tremendous achievement.'
ANN NAPOLITANO, author of Hello Beautiful

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LUCY STEEDS, author of The Artist

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MIRANDA COWLEY HELLER, author of The Paper Palace

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'Sweeping yet intimate, heart-breaking yet hopeful.'
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'Takes us to fascinating, rarely explored corners of history and the heart.'
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'A beautiful, tender story of love, grief and penmanship.'
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Amidst the vast, sunlit cornfields of Portugal, Maria Lucilia receives a letter. The note is from her husband, Benedito da Silva, who is in exile - serving a punishing seven-year sentence as a fisherman with the White Fleet. But Bene cannot read or write.

In the icy port town of St John's, Newfoundland, another woman welcomes Bene into her life and composes a letter to a stranger across the sea. Maria Alvares, a widowed shopkeeper, knows the uneasy power she wields - the other woman, lending a voice for the man she loves to reach the wife he left behind.

Though thousands of miles stand between them, the two Marias are drawn irresistibly to know each other. Slowly, in the margins and footnotes of the letters, a deep connection emerges: fears, hopes, and secrets neither woman has spoken aloud. What grows between them has the power to sustain - or undo - them both.

Intimate, atmospheric, and infused with a powerful yearning, Maria, Maria is inspired by a piece of the author's own family history. Jennifer Galv¦o's debut novel is a story of hope and endurance - in which the deepest bonds form not between lovers, but rivals.