A mixed-race girl known as Tete falls into sexual servitude in modern-day Haiti and then flees with her master to New Orleans after a slave revolt in another of this author's books.
The death of this author's daughter from complications due to porphyria was the subject of the 1994 memoir Paula. A mixed-race girl known as Tete falls into sexual servitude in modern-day Haiti and then flees with her master to New Orleans after a slave revolt in another of this author's books. The fictionalized memoirs of Inés Suárez, which recount the conquering of this author's home country by Pedro de Valdivia, compose this author's novel (*) Inés of My Soul. In 1989, this author of The Island Beneath the Sea published the "stories" of a character who first appeared in a 1987 novel that ends with that character agreeing to marry Rolf Carlé. This writer's first novel, which is mostly set at the Las Tres Marías hacienda, is a chronicle of the Trueba family. For 10 points, name this Chilean woman who wrote Eva Luna and The House of the Spirits.
The death of this author's daughter from complications due to porphyria was the subject of the 1994 memoir Paula.
Isabel Allende [or Isabel Allende Llona] &lt;Hart&gt;