House on Biscayne Bay
United States

House on Biscayne Bay

by Chanel Cleeton

Summary

Set in 1918 Miami, House on Biscayne Bay follows two women whose lives become intertwined within a grand mansion overlooking the water. When Carmen Acosta moves into the luxurious estate with her husband, she hopes to begin a new chapter, but unsettling events and whispers of the house’s dark past soon disturb her dreams. Decades later, another woman becomes connected to the property, uncovering secrets that refuse to remain buried. Through shifting perspectives and atmospheric storytelling, Chanel Cleeton explores ambition, betrayal, marriage, and the hidden histories behind outward appearances. Blending historical fiction with mystery and suspense, the novel reveals how the secrets of a place can shape the lives of generations.

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Chanel Cleeton
Chanel Cleeton

Chanel Cleeton is an American author of Cuban descent, known for her historical fiction exploring Cuban history, exile, family, and the enduring effects of political upheaval. Born and raised in Florida, she draws inspiration from her Cuban heritage to examine the experiences of people whose lives have been shaped by revolution, migration, and the search for belonging. Her novels often weave together multiple generations and perspectives, connecting intimate family stories with broader historical events. Her best-known work, Next Year in Havana (2018), became a bestseller and was followed by When We Left Cuba (2019) and The Last Train to Key West (2020). Through her emotionally engaging storytelling, Cleeton explores the complexities of cultural identity, displacement, and the meaning of home.

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Published
2024
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Chanel Cleeton