Golden Hill: A Novel of Old New York
Set in the lively chaos of 1740s New York, Golden Hill follows a stranger's arrival with a massive sum of money, igniting a web of suspicion, alliances, and revelations in the colony's underbelly. Francis Spufford's evocative prose brings the era's energy and uncertainties to life in this gripping historical novel.
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Golden Hill transports readers to the vibrant world of colonial New York, where opportunity and peril intertwine in the young city's shadowy corners.
Francis Spufford crafts a narrative rich with the textures of the era, from the clamor of merchants to the whispers of hidden agendas.
At its heart, the story unfolds through the eyes of an enigmatic newcomer whose bold claim sets off a chain of unexpected events.
This novel captures the essence of a formative American moment, blending suspense with keen observations of human ambition.
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