
Love's Shadow
by Ada Leverson
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Bruce and Edith Ottley, a seemingly perfect couple in Edwardian London, face a growing strain on their relationship. Bruce's self-absorption, hypochondria, and extravagant spending habits create tension and hardship for Edith. As Edith learns to navigate her husband's frustrating tendencies, their friends grapple with their own romantic and marital struggles, leading to a series of witty and insightful interactions. The novel explores the complexities of relationships, the facade of upper-class society, and the dynamics of love and marriage in an era of societal change. With a sharp wit and insightful observations, 'Love's Shadow' offers a satirical and humorous glimpse into the lives of the well-to-do and the challenges they face in maintaining a semblance of happiness and stability.Book Details
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Ada Leverson
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In the vibrant tapestry of English literature, Ada Leverson emerges as a captivating figure, a witty novelist and a close confidante of the renowned Oscar Wilde. Born in London on October 10, 1862, Le...
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