Cherry and Violet
by Anne Manning
'Cherry and Violet' Summary
Set in the tumultuous year of 1666, "Cherry and Violet" chronicles the heart-wrenching tale of a promising life diminished by the ravages of the Great Plague in London. The novel opens with a vivid portrayal of the city's descent into chaos as the plague's grip tightens. Amidst the fear and despair, the story follows the ill-fated Cherry, whose life takes a tragic turn. As the plague's devastation intensifies, the narrative shifts to a tranquil country house in Berkshire, offering a stark contrast to the horrors unfolding in the city. There, Cherry seeks solace and a glimmer of hope amidst the heartbreak her life has endured.Book Details
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