Andrea Lee Books in Order
Explore Andrea Lee's books in publication order, with summaries of her novels and nonfiction, including Sarah Phillips, Russian Journal, and Red Island House.
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Andrea Lee books in publication order
5 books
Russian Journal
by Andrea Lee
1981
Andrea Lee records a stay in the Soviet Union with her husband, a history researcher. Observations of Moscow and Leningrad, encounters with residents and foreigners, and everyday experiences reveal the complexities of Soviet society through an outsider's perspective.
Sarah Phillips
by Andrea Lee
1984
Raised in a middle-class Black Philadelphia family, Sarah Phillips looks beyond the traditions and expectations surrounding her childhood. Interconnected episodes trace her education, family relationships, and travels abroad as she explores race, belonging, privilege, and independence.
Interesting Women
by Andrea Lee
2002
These stories follow cosmopolitan women negotiating desire, identity, and unfamiliar cultures. Through travel, relationships, and encounters abroad, Andrea Lee explores the unexpected choices and private tensions beneath lives that appear sophisticated, secure, or comfortably removed from home.
Lost Hearts in Italy
by Andrea Lee
2006
Newlyweds Mira and Nick Ward move to Rome for Nick's banking career. Mira's affair with an Italian billionaire transforms their marriage, and the story follows all three people through the lasting consequences of desire, betrayal, and regret.
Red Island House
by Andrea Lee
2021
Black American professor Shay becomes the mistress of a beach villa in Madagascar through her Italian husband's wealth. Encounters with the island's people expose tensions between her position of privilege, her ancestry, and the colonial history shaping their lives.
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