
A poignant exploration of emotional lives through Rebecca Landon's journey from innocence to heartbreak in wartime England and beyond.
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A poignant exploration of emotional lives through Rebecca Landon's journey from innocence to heartbreak in wartime England and beyond.
The New York Times–bestselling "masterpiece" and its haunting sequel, from a British novelist of "visceral power" (Jonathan Coe, The Guardian). "A novelist in the grand tradition," New York Times–bestselling author Rosamond Lehmann wrote moving and memorable stories about the inner emotional lives of British girls and women (Anita Brookner). Jonathan Coe noted that Lehmann "has every quality that a great writer should possess . . . [including] an astonishing, unembarrassed emotionality that give...
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Moderate focus on romantic themes; includes betrayal and emotional intimacy, likely fade-to-black.
Minor references to war-related injuries; no graphic depictions noted.
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No fantasy elements present.
No real-world occult content present.
Minor social commentary on gender roles and class in wartime England.
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Moderate emotional suffering from betrayal and family estrangement.
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