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The Rose Code

by Kate Quinn

$10.48 on Amazon

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ISBN0062943472

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The Rose Code

by Kate Quinn

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The Rose Code is a 656-page historical novel by Kate Quinn centered on three young women and a book. Published in March 2021, it represents Quinn's work in twentieth-century historical fiction and is available in print and audio formats.

The Rose Code is a historical novel by Kate Quinn, running to 656 pages. The description quotes an opening line, "Three girls and a book - that was how it all began," which points to a narrative built around three young women. Beyond that, the available description does not summarize the plot, so details of the setting, characters, and events are not covered here. The novel appeared in March 2021, with advance copies distributed to reviewers ahead of release through NetGalley.

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The Rose Code is a 656-page historical novel by Kate Quinn centered on three young women and a book. Published in March 2021, it represents Quinn's work in twentieth-century historical fiction and is available in print and audio formats.
Who is it for?
Readers of historical fiction, particularly those who enjoy twentieth-century settings and longer narratives. The book appeals to both print and audiobook listeners, including those who consume historical fiction across multiple formats.
What are the main themes?
Specific themes are not detailed in available descriptions; however, the focus on three young women and a book suggests interpersonal relationships and the significance of written material, typical of Quinn's historical fiction approach.
Who wrote it?
Kate Quinn is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of historical fiction. A California native educated at Boston University, she has written the Empress of Rome Saga and Renaissance-set novels before turning to twentieth-century settings with titles including The Alice Network, The Huntress, The Diamond Eye, and The Briar Club.
What format or source is it?
Available in hardcover print and as an audiobook narrated by Saskia Maarleveld. At 656 pages, it is a substantial work suited to longer listening or reading sessions.
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What's this book about?

The novel opens with the line 'Three girls and a book - that was how it all began,' suggesting a narrative built around three young women, though specific plot details, setting, and events are not described in available materials.

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