has run its course, Vivian continues her quest in London. Paul, she explores the suitcase and finds troves of information: proof of a love affair between Violet and an Englishman documents belonging to an American woman and her son and a journal penned by Violet’s husband detailing his sexual exploits.
While Vivian sorts through her love-hate relationship with Dr. Even worse, Vivian finds out that the doctor has also been dating Gogo, and that relationship stalls. But her family proves closemouthed about Aunt Violet, a progressive thinker who married her much-older Oxford professor and moved with him to Berlin. When her great-aunt Violet’s suitcase mysteriously arrives at the post office, addressed to her, she decides to investigate her trailblazing ancestor’s life it doesn't hurt that she begins a romantic relationship with the handsome doctor who lugs the bag up to her fifth-floor apartment.
It’s 1964, and Bryn Mawr graduate Vivian Schuyler is working her way up from fact checker to writer at Metropolitan, the New York City magazine owned by her college friend Gogo’s father. The niece of a scientist missing for 50 years receives a valise that could unlock the mystery of her aunt’s 1914 disappearance in Williams’ newest romance.
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