The Feast of All Saints – Anne Rice

Dive into the richly detailed and emotionally powerful world of Anne Rice with The Feast of All Saints. Set in pre-Civil War New Orleans, this historical novel explores the lives of the gens de couleur libres—the Free People of Color. With her signature lyrical style, Rice brings to life a world suspended between privilege and oppression, where love, ambition, and identity are fiercely contested.
This is a deeply moving portrait of a community living in the shadow of slavery, caught between the worlds of Black and white, freedom and constraint. It’s a sweeping tale filled with drama, romance, and societal struggles, perfect for fans of historical fiction with substance.

Condition:
Used but in good condition. Visible signs of wear on the cover, light creases and edge wear. Pages are intact and unmarked. Binding remains solid.

Specifications:
Author: Anne Rice Binding: Paperback Language: English ISBN: 0-345-33453-1 Publisher: Ballantine Books Year: ca. 1995 (First Ballantine edition) Pages: Approx. 550