Descrizione
In a world where secrets lurk around every corner, E. X. Ferrars weaves an intricate tale of deceit and moral ambiguity. The narrative unfurls in a small, seemingly idyllic town where the quiet facade masks a tangled web of rivalry and resentment. The central character grapples with the profound implications of their choices as they navigate relationships that are as deep as they are fraught with tension.
As the plot thickens, friendships fracture and alliances are tested, revealing how envy and ambition can lead individuals down a dark path. The author expertly explores the psychological nuances of each character, drawing readers into a realm where every decision could have catastrophic consequences. The small-town setting serves as a microcosm for larger themes of greed and betrayal, highlighting how easily innocence can be corrupted.
Through deft storytelling, Ferrars challenges readers to reflect on the nature of evil. The compelling narrative will leave them pondering the lengths individuals will go to in their pursuit of power and wealth, ultimately questioning whether true redemption is ever attainable.
As the plot thickens, friendships fracture and alliances are tested, revealing how envy and ambition can lead individuals down a dark path. The author expertly explores the psychological nuances of each character, drawing readers into a realm where every decision could have catastrophic consequences. The small-town setting serves as a microcosm for larger themes of greed and betrayal, highlighting how easily innocence can be corrupted.
Through deft storytelling, Ferrars challenges readers to reflect on the nature of evil. The compelling narrative will leave them pondering the lengths individuals will go to in their pursuit of power and wealth, ultimately questioning whether true redemption is ever attainable.
Dettagli del libro
Formato
Copertina rigida
Pagine
182 pagine
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
gen 1, 1984
Editore
Doubleday
Edizione
First Edition
Edizioni
6 edizioni
ISBN-10
038519580X
ISBN-13
9780385195805