Praise for The Address

A delicious tale of love, lies and madness.-People Magazine

The Address is compelling, historically minded fiction with unexpected-and entertaining-twists and turns...the novel delights...-Ms. Magazine

Lively and detail rich-set against the backdrop of NYC's infamous Dakota building-with a thread of mystery that makes it easy to enjoy, hard to put down.-Family Circle

Spanning over 100 years, Fiona Davis' mystery is packed with deceit.-US Weekly

Fiona Davis again proves she is the master of the unputdownable novel.-Redbook

On the heels of last year's The Dollhouse-about life at the Barbizon Hotel-Fiona Davis is back with a compelling novel about two women, a century apart, who both find their lives forever changed by the Dakota, Manhattan's most famous apartment building.-Town & Country

An unforgettable, centuries-spanning tale of life and love in The Dakota, NYC's most famous apartment house.-SouthernLiving.com

Maid in Manhattan meets The Grand Budapest Hotel.-InStyle

Davis' characters will remind readers that sometimes, we have more in common with strangers than we think.-Real Simple

Historically rich and poignant on matters of gender, social and economic inequality, The Address is old New York at its finest.-PureWow

Fiona Davis delivers her fans a richly layered historical plot that explores the stories and rumors of one of Manhattan's most prestigious residences: The Dakota. From socialites to failed careers to amazing characters never to be forgotten, this is one of 2017's most glorious NY-based tales and needs to be enjoyed before summer ends.-Brit + Co

Let this evocative novel sweep you away to another time and place.-POPSUGAR

Two women, connected but a century apart, find intrigue and hardship in the Dakota, New York City's landmark apartment building. Its fascinating history-mixed with romance, family discord and murder-makes this a fast-paced read.-Minneapolis Star-Tribune

Davis has folded together two historical eras in this breezy historical novel that jumps between Gilded Age and Reagan-era New York City...[she] overlays the two histories beautifully...The book, rife with historical description and architectural detail, will appeal to design and history buffs alike.-Publishers Weekly

With her nimble writing style, Davis makes pithy commentary on gender, social and economic in¬equality in both eras... This thought-provoking book makes you wonder what Edith Wharton would have made of these Camdens and pseudo-Camdens. Thankfully, Davis is here to tell us.-BookPage

[A] richly imagined and satisfying read.-Mystery Scene Magazine

An evocative and intriguing story of love, class, secrets, and pasts, The Address tells the tale of two very different working women who lived almost a hundred years apart and the mystery that may or may not connect them and link their fates. Set at one of the most historic and glamorous apartment buildings in Manhattan, the book is this summer's perfect beach read.-Wendy Lawless, New York Times bestselling author of Chanel Bonfire and Heart of Glass

The Address transported me through the grand doors of the Dakota building, and right into the hearts of its inhabitants. Rich in historic glamour and hugely enjoyable.-Eve Chase, author of Black Rabbit Hall and The Wilding Sisters

A superb tale, masterfully told, with splendid detail and historical accuracy.-Andrew Alpern, author of The Dakota: A History of the World's Best-Known Apartment Building

Fiona Davis has a genuine flair for deftly created and memorable characters and the use of historical detail to skillfully engage the readers full attention.-Midwest Book Review

Praise for The Dollhouse

Rich both in twists and period detail, this tale of big-city ambition is impossible to put down.-People

The Dollhouse is a thrilling peek through a window into another world-one that readers will savor for a long time.