What is the main setting in the novel, Almost Paradise?

The novel is set all over the world, but most of the important events take place on the East Coast. The novel begins in London, where Jane Cobleigh has flown to reunite with her estranged husband only to be hit by a car before she can see him. The novel then moves back in time, taking the reader to New York City and the events that led to the birth of Sarah Taubman, Jane's biological mother. The novel then moves to Cincinnati, then to Rhode Island, back to New York, then to Connecticut. All these settings have little in common, such as the middle class home Jane shares with her family in Cincinnati to the boarding school in Massachusetts where Nicholas attends high school. However, all these settings create a world of wealth, of poverty, of fame that tells the story of Jane and Nicholas Cobleigh's life.