A tale of erotic obsession and psychological darkness, exploring destructive desires and damaged souls.
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A tale of erotic obsession and psychological darkness, exploring destructive desires and damaged souls.
Josephine Hart was born and educated in Ireland. She was a director of Haymarket Publishing, in London, before going on to produce a number of West End plays, including The House of Bernarda Alba by Frederico Garcia Lorea, The Vortex by Noel Coward, and The Black Prince by Iris Murdoch. She was married to Maurice Saatchi and had two sons. She was the author of Damage.
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Frequent explicit on-page sex central to plot, including domination and bondage elements.
Mild violence and restraint during sex; tragic deaths occur off-page.
Infrequent mild profanity.
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No LGBTQ+ representation present
No religious themes present
No magic or witchcraft present
No occult content present
No political content present
Brother's suicide referenced; themes of self-destruction and loss dominate.
Adultery, family betrayal, emotional cruelty, and profound psychological suffering.
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