About the Author:
Leila Meacham is a writer and former teacher who lives in San Antonio, Texas. She is the author of the bestselling novels Roses, Somerset, and Tumbleweeds. For more information, please visit LeilaMeacham.com.
Review:
"The finest historical fiction not only entertains but teaches readers something about an era not their own, and this novel offers a stellar crash course in Texas history...The novel has it all: a wide cast of characters, pitch-perfect period detail, romance, plenty of drama, and skeletons in the closet (literally). Saga fans will be swooning."
―Booklist (starred review)
"Equals and perhaps surpasses Roses...It has everything any reader could want in a book...epic storytelling that plunges the reader headfirst into the plot...[Meacham] is a titan herself."―Jackie K Cooper, Book Critic, The Huffington Post
"Emotionally resounding...Texas has never seemed grander...as a mammoth human filled with longing and ambition...Meacham's easy-to-read prose helps to maintain a pace that you won't be able to quit, pushing through from chapter to chapter to find the next important nugget of this dramatic family tale. It is best savored over a great steak with a glass of wine and evenings to yourself."―BookReporter
"Meacham crafts a grand Texas family epic, by way of Dickens...the explosive plot elements...collide in a satisfying climax...the final paragraph is practically perfection."―Lone Star Literary Life
"A novel about family love and retribution as much as wealth or ambition. What makes Titans successful is how skillfully the author involves readers in the characters' lives, and keeps us reading, as we watch the plot play out."―Historical Novel Society
"Roses heralded as the new Gone with the Wind."―USA Today (Praise for Roses)
"Reads like a high-end Thorn Birds."―Sara Nelson, The Daily Beast (praise for Roses)
"As large, romantic, and American a tale as Texas itself."―Booklist (praise for Roses)
"An enthralling stunner....A compelling saga with echoes of Gone with the Wind."―Publishers Weekly (praise for Roses)
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