Tatiana de Rosnay is a renowned French author, known for her works in historical and women's fiction. She was born in the suburbs of Paris and is of English, French, and Russian descent. Fluent in both French and English, de Rosnay has built a strong reputation for herself as a bestselling author, with her novels selling over 3 million copies worldwide. She is married and has two children, and currently resides in Paris.
One of de Rosnay's most well-known works is her novel "Sarah's Key," which has been adapted into a film starring Kristin Scott-Thomas. The book has received critical acclaim and has been translated into multiple languages. In addition to "Sarah's Key," de Rosnay has written several other successful novels, including "A Secret Kept (Boomerang)," "The House I Loved (Rose)," and "The Other Story (A L'Encre Russe)." She has also written a biography of Daphne du Maurier titled "Manderley Forever."
In addition to her writing, de Rosnay has also shown a strong commitment to her craft through her outreach efforts. She worked tirelessly to have "Sarah's Key" published, despite facing rejection from numerous publishers. Her dedication paid off, and the book went on to become a bestseller.
De Rosnay's most recent novel is "The Rain Watcher," which was published in October 2018 by St. Martin's Press. The book is a powerful family drama set in Paris, following the Malegarde family as they gather to celebrate the father's 70th birthday. As the City of Light experiences a natural disaster, the family's hidden fears and secrets are slowly unraveled. Told through the perspective of the youngest son, a charismatic photographer named Linden Malegarde, the novel explores themes of love and redemption. De Rosnay once again demonstrates her storytelling skills and ability to delve into the depths of the human soul with this latest work.