Alexandra Lapierre has garnered international acclaim for her writing, with works widely translated and lauded for their penetrating exploration of complex human relationships and moral dilemmas. She excels at delving into character psychology, uncovering hidden motivations, and crafting compelling narratives that resonate across cultures. Influenced by both French literary tradition and American storytelling techniques, Lapierre offers a unique blend of depth and narrative drive that captivates readers.
L'épopée de Dona Isabel Barreto, femme amirale, raconte son voyage de Lima en 1595 avec quatre galions à la recherche de l'Australie. C'est un roman d'aventures, d'initiation et d'amour, récompensé par plusieurs prix.