The Seven Sisters marks the beginning of an enthralling saga that delves into the intertwined destinies of the D’Aplièse sisters, each adopted as infants by the enigmatic billionaire known only as Pa Salt.

When the sisters—Maia and her five siblings—reunite at their childhood home, the magnificent castle “Atlantis” nestled on the serene shores of Lake Geneva, they are confronted with the shocking news of their father’s passing. In the wake of their loss, each sister receives a tantalizing clue, a key to unlocking the mysteries of their true heritage. Maia’s journey takes her across the globe to a dilapidated mansion in the vibrant heart of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. As she begins to unravel the threads of her past, the narrative shifts back to the 1920s, where the spirited Izabela Bonifacio finds herself at a crossroads. Her father dreams of marrying her into the aristocracy, while architect Heitor da Silva Costa is busy planning a monumental statue destined to become the iconic Christ the Redeemer. With a deep yearning to explore the world, Izabela persuades her father to let her accompany him to Europe before her arranged marriage. There, amidst the artistic fervor of Paris, she meets the ambitious sculptor Laurent Brouilly, igniting a passion that will alter the course of her life forever. In this sweeping tale of love, ambition, and the quest for identity, Lucinda Riley weaves a spellbinding narrative that captivates the heart and mind. The Seven Sisters is not just the beginning of a remarkable series; it is an invitation to explore the rich tapestry of sisterhood, heritage, and the indomitable spirit of women throughout history.