Melting the Snow on Hester Street

Daisy Waugh used to write a weekly newspaper column from Los Angeles about her attempts to become a Hollywood scriptwriter. Today she writes two weekly columns for the Sunday Times. She and her family live in London. This is her sixth novel.

'unputdownable' DAILY MAIL "The delicately constructed plot keeps you guessing until the end ... Waugh creates the early Hollywood world with verve and conviction in this taut, clever and moving novel" TLS "dazzlingly evoked" Sunday Times 'A lubricious new novel ... period charm and sexual intrigue' TATLER 'A dizzy tale about greed, love, fame and money.' **** HEAT 'Gripping, glamorous and poignant, it's a cracking tale that will keep you hooked from beginning to end' HELLO! 'Sunset Boulevard meets Nancy Mitford' RED 'This reminded me of Liza Klaussmann's Tigers in Red Weather... a great companion piece for all the Gatsby fuss around this month... An absorbing, glamorous read.' Viv Groskop, RED BOOK CLUB 'gripping... powerful, evocative' THE LADY "Waugh blends fact and fiction in an intoxicating tale of life under the glittering veneer of Tinsel Town" Daily Record

They saved each other once. Can they save each other again?