
Mrs. Craddock
'Mrs. Craddock' Summary
Mrs. Craddock tells the story of a young woman named Mrs. Craddock, trapped in a loveless marriage to a wealthy but aging man. She finds herself unexpectedly drawn to a charismatic and passionate man named George, who embodies a freedom and vitality she craves. However, their relationship is complicated by their vastly different social positions and the strict social codes of the time. As their feelings deepen, they face a choice: to pursue their desires and risk societal condemnation or to conform to the expectations placed upon them. The novel explores the tension between societal restrictions and individual desires, the power of attraction, and the consequences of defying convention. Mrs. Craddock's journey reveals the complexities of love and the sacrifices people are willing to make in pursuit of happiness.Book Details
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W. Somerset Maugham
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William Somerset Maughamwas an English playwright, novelist, and short-story writer. He was among the most popular writers of his era and reputedly the highest-paid author during the 1930s. Dur...
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