At Lula Grove, every vintage piece has a story—and The Auerbach Will is no exception. This 1983 Berkley paperback edition, penned by bestselling author Stephen Birmingham, is more than just a novel; it’s a window into the opulent and often turbulent lives of America’s elite.
Birmingham, known for his deep dives into the social dynamics of wealthy families, crafts a compelling tale centered around the Auerbachs—a powerful German-Jewish family in New York. When the matriarch Essie Auerbach passes away, her will sends shockwaves through the family, unraveling secrets and stirring up long-buried tensions. It’s a story of legacy, identity, and the price of privilege.
Why This Find Matters
This particular copy, published by Berkley Books in collaboration with Little, Brown & Company, carries the charm of a well-loved vintage paperback. The pages show signs of age—slight yellowing, a few minor tears, and gentle folds—but the book remains complete and readable. It’s a testament to the enduring appeal of Birmingham’s storytelling and the timeless intrigue of family drama.
Whether you're a collector of vintage fiction, a fan of historical sagas, or simply someone who appreciates the character that comes with age, this book is a meaningful addition to any shelf.
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