
Day's Journey
by Netta Syrett
'Day's Journey' Summary
"The Day's Journey" follows the story of a couple, initially portrayed as a perfect example of Victorian marital bliss. The wife, a strong and independent woman who embraces the ideals of the 'new woman' movement, finds her world shaken when her husband confesses his love for another. As the narrative unfolds, Syrett delves into the intricate dynamics of their relationship, highlighting the impact of societal pressures, the complexities of love and desire, and the struggle to reconcile personal aspirations with the constraints of their societal roles. Through the characters' journey, the novel confronts the challenges of upholding a relationship in the face of infidelity, and the complexities of love and intimacy within the restrictive societal norms of the time.Book Details
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Netta Syrett
United Kingdom
Netta Syrett was a prominent British author who made significant contributions to literature during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Known for her progressive principles and captivating storyte...
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