Alexandra Ripley: Scarlett

Great stories do not end — they are eternal. Half a century after the publication of "Gone with the Wind," it turned out that this great story, too, did not end with the death of a friend, the loss of love, a broken heart, and loneliness in the fog. In 1991, commissioned by Margaret Mitchell's heirs, Alexandra Ripley wrote "Scarlett" — a continuation of the story of Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler, which became a bestseller in dozens of countries. It is a novel about how a strong, stubborn, charming, and formidable woman in love pursues the love of her life, traveling half the world, from America to Ireland, returning to her roots, becoming disillusioned with them, and risking her reputation, if not her life. This fan fiction proved to be a full-fledged epic, returning the most beautiful couple in literature and Hollywood history to millions of readers, along with the belief that a happy ending is inevitable if you believe that tomorrow is another day.

Author: Alexandra Ripley

Translator: Tatyana Kudryavtseva, Elena Oseneva

Pages: 864 (offset). Hardcover

Dimensions: 220x150x40 mm

Series: Foreign Literature. Big Books