About this series
Four years. How much can a person change, in four years?
How much does the world change, in four years?
The series concludes in 1980.
Titles in the series (7)
- Nineteen Seventy: The Seven, #1
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One of the seven will die. There's nothing they can do to stop it. "You definitely will not want to miss this one!" "Seriously one of the best books I have read." "Exceeded every single one of my expectations." "The way the story unravels and weaves through the lives of the family was remarkable." "These characters are so complex yet so relatable that you will fall in love with them all." "I will never forget a single moment." "Mrs. Cradit has a way with words that will leave you wanting to read more." "I absolutely love this entire series." "That ending tho!!!" 1970. New Orleans. The seven Deschanel siblings live with their long-suffering mother in an historic Garden District mansion. Each of them unique. Each of them born with a gift. In some cases, a gift they wish they could give back. When August Deschanel died, he left his wife, Irish Colleen, with more than seven children to raise. She inherited a job she was never prepared for: bringing up his heirs in a world she doesn't understand. She'd never seen true magic, not before marrying into the most prominent-and mysterious-family in New Orleans. Now, she can't escape it. Irish Colleen knows a terrible secret. Her youngest, a prophet, has seen a future that is unavoidable: the Deschanels will not leave 1970 without losing one of the seven. She knows only that it will happen, but not when, how… or to whom. Charles, the playboy heir apparent. Augustus, the family fixer. Colleen, the unfailing pragmatist. Madeline, the bleeding heart. Evangeline, the genius. Maureen, the dreamer. Elizabeth, the tortured one. One of her children must die, and Irish Colleen can do nothing to stop it. Seven Siblings. Seven Years. Seven Spellbinding Novels.
- Nineteen Seventy-Three: The Seven, #3
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Seven Siblings. Seven Years. Seven Spellbinding Novels. 1973. New Orleans. The Deschanel siblings are now scattered, searching for meaning in their new lives. Charles, the playboy, moves from his first heartbreak to solemn acquiescence, as he promises his mother he'll marry a woman who is, by all accounts, a monster. Augustus, the fixer, is all business, until one of his employees catches his attention in a unique way, and he can't and won't ignore the strange appeal. Colleen, the adherent, finds lurid temptation undermining her better judgment. Evangeline, the genius, finally enrolls in college but lives a second life no one, not even Colleen is aware of. Maureen, the haunted, discovers there's more to her terrible ability than she's ever known, but the cost may be her soul. And only Elizabeth, the anguished, knows how their stories will go on, or end. She would do anything to change the future. She'll finally try to do just that. As the family progresses through the seventies, they'll discover the power of secrets, lies, and a fate they cannot escape, no matter how powerful they are.
- Nineteen Seventy-Two: The Seven, #2
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Seven Siblings. Seven Years. Seven Spellbinding Novels. 1972. New Orleans. The remaining six Deschanel siblings live with their long-suffering mother outside New Orleans, in the historic family plantation. Each of them unique. Each of them born with a gift. In some cases, a gift they wish they could give back. Two years have passed since the tragic loss of one of the seven. Life goes on, but no one is the same. Charles, the playboy, spirals further into the comfort of depravity. Augustus, the fixer, buries his heartache in business. Colleen, the adherent, falls deeper into her own escape, her education. Evangeline, the genius, discovers a life outside her studies, but at a dark cost. And Maureen, the haunted, takes back her power, only to find her autonomy is a false promise, like so many other things in the lives of a Deschanel. And Elizabeth, the anguished, knows what the others do not. She carries the burden of this knowledge, as she carries all the family's bleakest moments. If they thought 1970 was the last of their heartache, they were dead wrong.
- Nineteen Seventy-Four: The Seven, #4
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Seven Siblings. Seven Years. Seven Spellbinding Novels. 1974. New Orleans. The Deschanel siblings move through early adulthood, some married, others searching, desperately, for meaning. Charles, the playboy, settles into a horrific marriage, as he watches the only woman he ever loved marry his best friend. Augustus, the fixer, discovers his wife may not be as easy to fix as other things in his life. Colleen, the adherent, begins anew in Scotland, and meets someone also from New Orleans, but their different worlds create a wall between them. Evangeline, the genius, learns about the ups and downs of forbidden love the hard way. Maureen, the haunted, sees an opportunity to forge her own path, but quickly finds herself in way over her head. Elizabeth, the anguished, the unwilling storyteller of the fated clan, discovers there might yet be a relief for her terrible visions, but the cost is terrible. As the family progresses through the seventies, they'll discover the power of secrets, lies, and a fate they cannot escape, no matter how wealthy or powerful they are.
- Nineteen Seventy-Five: The Seven, #5
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Seven Siblings. Seven Years. Seven Spellbinding Novels. 1975. New Orleans. The Deschanel siblings are far from children now, some having kids of their own, others settling into the possibility, as they make choices that will shape their futures forever. Charles, the playboy, finds new meaning as a father, and swears off his old life, littered with indiscretions. Augustus, the fixer, sees his marriage further dissolve just as he learns his wife is pregnant. Colleen, the adherent, is head over heels in love in Scotland, but worries their relationship won't hold up once he learns her dark secret. Evangeline, the genius, escapes to New England, letting her education be the balm of choice for her broken spirit. Maureen, the haunted, discovers her true purpose as a mother, but fears her arranged marriage will create the instability that drives her daughter down a path too similar to hers. Elizabeth, the anguished, recovers from the damage wrought by her past choices, and finds penance in helping Augustus with his own struggles. But, for the first time, she will have to do it without her lifeline, Connor, who has been sent away by his parents. As the family progresses through the seventies, they'll discover the power of secrets, lies, and a fate they cannot escape, no matter how wealthy or powerful they are.
- Nineteen Seventy-Six: The Seven, #6
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1976. New Orleans. The Deschanel siblings are parents themselves now, and they must leave their own childhoods behind forever. Charles, the playboy, is torn between love for his son and heir, and the prospect of having children with a woman who is far more welcoming and loving than his wife. Augustus, the fixer, now a widower, loses himself in the one thing that still gives his life meaning: Anasofiya. Colleen, the adherent, is married to the love of her life, and mother to a new daughter, but faces a new challenge as she is asked to step into the shoes of the family matriarch. Evangeline, the genius, falls nicely into her new world in Cambridge, but must soon confront the same fears she'd hoped to escape by leaving home. Maureen, the haunted, has her life turned upside down by a most unlikely connection. Elizabeth, the anguished, prepares for adulthood by pouring herself into being a caretaker for her brother and niece, carefully avoiding her own future that she's seen clearly, and horribly, so many times. As the family progresses through the seventies, they'll discover the power of secrets, lies, and a fate they cannot escape, no matter how wealthy or powerful they are.
- Nineteen Eighty: The Seven, #7
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Four years. How much can a person change, in four years? How much does the world change, in four years? The series concludes in 1980.
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