History Of Sir Richard Calmady
by Lucas Malet
'History Of Sir Richard Calmady' Summary
Sir Richard Calmady, the disabled heir to a prestigious and wealthy family, finds himself entangled in a web of secrets and a legacy that seems cursed. His family history is marked by tragedy and misfortune, casting a long shadow over his life. The novel explores the intricate dynamics within Richard's family, particularly the complicated relationship with his mother. Her love for him is both intense and possessive, driven by a desperate desire to protect him from the world's harsh realities. Richard's path to self-discovery is intertwined with various romantic entanglements, each presenting its own set of challenges and dilemmas. As he grapples with societal expectations, his own limitations, and the weight of his family's legacy, Richard embarks on a journey of self-awareness and ultimately, redemption. The novel explores the human capacity for both love and selfishness, ultimately leading to a profound understanding of what it means to find true fulfillment and acceptance within oneself.Book Details
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