Madame Burova

Madame Burova is a heartwarming and uplifting novel by Ruth Hogan, renowned for her ability to craft stories filled with charm and emotional depth. The story follows Imelda Burova, a Romany tarot reader, palmist, and clairvoyant, who has spent fifty years on the Brighton seafront helping others uncover their truths. As she prepares to retire, she holds two brown envelopes containing secrets that could change lives. Meanwhile, in London, Billie is grappling with personal upheavals and discovers a truth about her identity that sets her on a journey to find answers. Their paths intertwine in a tale of love, loss, and the enduring impact of secrets.

Key Features

• Richly developed characters navigating themes of identity and self-discovery.

• A narrative that spans over fifty years, offering a deep exploration of personal histories.

• Incorporation of mystical elements, including tarot readings and clairvoyance, adding a layer of intrigue.

• Set against the evocative backdrop of 1970s Brighton, enhancing the novel's atmosphere.

• A blend of humor and poignancy, characteristic of Hogan's writing style.