Hannah Rothschild Books in Order

Hannah Rothschild traces the life of her great-aunt Pannonica, who left an aristocratic marriage to support Thelonious Monk and other jazz musicians. Family records, archives and interviews illuminate her choices and involvement in New York's jazz scene.

Struggling London chef Annie McDee buys an anonymous painting as a birthday gift, then keeps it after being stood up. Investigating its identity draws her into a competitive art market and the work's troubling European history.

The financially troubled Trelawney family clings to its decaying Cornish castle as an unexpected young visitor approaches. Long-estranged Jane and Blaze must cooperate amid old resentments, competing ambitions and the pressures of the 2008 financial crisis.

As Britain approaches the Brexit referendum, Ayesha restores Trelawney Castle while her wealthy husband's behavior grows troubling. Around her, the eccentric aristocratic family pursues disastrous relationships, leaving her to navigate secrets, money, and competing loyalties.