The Tiffany Girls: A Novel

The Tiffany Girls is a historical novel that delves into the lives of the unsung heroines behind the legendary glassworks of Louis Comfort Tiffany.

Set in 1899, this captivating story follows the journeys of Emilie Pascal, Grace Griffith, and Clara Driscoll, three talented women who are responsible for creating some of Tiffany's most iconic pieces.

Despite their crucial contributions, these "Tiffany Girls" receive no recognition or credit for their work, leading them to face challenges both personal and professional. As the Paris World's Fair approaches, tensions rise within the studio as the women struggle to meet Tiffany's demands while maintaining their own secrets and desires.

Through their stories, the novel sheds light on the gender dynamics of the time and the obstacles faced by women in the art world. With its richly detailed settings, compelling characters, and historical accuracy, The Tiffany Girls is a must-read for fans of historical fiction and those interested in the lives of women artists during this era.