Summary of In the Midst of Winter by Paul Adams

In the Midst of Winter: A Novel by Isabel Allende | Conversation Starters

In the Midst of Winter, written by Isabel Allende, introduces the reader is introduced to two characters who are brought together by a cataclysmic event that brings them and another character together. The story flows through time and across continents when 60-year-old Richard is brought back to Chile in the 1970 and the course that brought him to Brooklyn in the present day, where he would meet 62-year-old Lucia. Reportedly called a book for “human rights”, the novel was considered a success among both critics and readers.

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