About The Argentinian Virgin
A sensuous novel of jealousy and betrayal set in the Riviera summer 1941
The Argentinian Virgin is a sensuous novel of jealousy and betrayal set in the Riviera summer 1941. Four glamorous young Americans find themselves whiling away the days in the boredom of a small Riviera town, while in a half-abandoned mansion nearby a daughter and her mother waits for the man of the house to return from business in the Reich and them back to Argentina.
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About the Author
Jim Williams first hit the news when his early novels had the uncanny knack of coming true. The Hitler Diaries was published nine months before the celebrated forgery came out. Farewell to Russia dealt with a nuclear disaster in the Soviet Union months before the Chernobyl incident. Lara’s Child, his sequel to Doctor Zhivago, provoked an international literary scandal and led to his being a guest speaker at the Cheltenham Festival. Scherzo, a witty and elegant mystery set in eighteenth century Venice, was nominated for the Booker Prize. All of his fiction has been published internationally.
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The Argentinian Virgin Reviews
This review is from: The Argentinian Virgin (Paperback). I have just finished my first reading of a Jim Williams novel - and I'm hooked. Intrigue, love, passion and a murder mystery all wrapped up in The Argentinian Virgin. Beautifully crafted and narrated, a host of interesting characters and relationships made this a real page turner, especially the quest for the truth so many years after the event. Enthraling.
