Chiseled and bright, it has the polish of a Depression-era New Year's Eve party. The fine bubbles keep the glamour weightless while a chalky finish hints at the melancholy beneath.
A savory, grown-up rosé for Katey Kontent's quick wit and quieter reflection. Its dry, herbal depth matches a heroine who sees more than she says.
Manhattan in 1938, all gin-soaked supper clubs and sharp-edged ambition, with a bittersweet reckoning underneath the glitter. It is a book about the one chance meeting that bends a whole life.
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