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The Death Of The Heart Elizabeth Bowen

Experience an immaculate portrait of adolescent love in Elizabeth Bowen's 'The Death of the Heart'. This captivating novel plunges you into the sophisticated world of sixteen-year-old Portia as she navigates grief and the treacherous dynamics of her wealthy half-brother's home. Discover the intense, gushing love Portia feels for the attractive cad Eddie, who fears her affections. Their story unfolds dramatically when Eddie follows Portia to a seaside resort, leading to a stunning romantic betrayal that sets in motion one of the most moving and desperate flights of the heart in modern literature. A raw account of romantic betrayal and the pains of growing up, hailed as 'one of the last century's greatest woman writers'. Key Features: - Written by acclaimed author Elizabeth Bowen - Compelling narrative of adolescent love and betrayal - Explores themes of grief, sophistication, and desperation Product Summary: Vintage Publishing presents 'The Death of the Heart' by Elizabeth Bowen. This English language paperback edition, with 368 pages, ISBN 9780099276456, measures 129 mm in width, 22 mm in depth, and 198 mm in height, weighing 255 g. Published by Vintage Classics on 07/06/2012.

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Experience an immaculate portrait of adolescent love in Elizabeth Bowen's 'The Death of the Heart'. This captivating novel plunges you into the sophisticated world of sixteen-year-old Portia as she navigates grief and the treacherous dynamics of her wealthy half-brother's home. Discover the intense, gushing love Portia feels for the attractive cad Eddie, who fears her affections. Their story unfolds dramatically when Eddie follows Portia to a seaside resort, leading to a stunning romantic betrayal that sets in motion one of the most moving and desperate flights of the heart in modern literature. A raw account of romantic betrayal and the pains of growing up, hailed as 'one of the last century's greatest woman writers'. Key Features: - Written by acclaimed author Elizabeth Bowen - Compelling narrative of adolescent love and betrayal - Explores themes of grief, sophistication, and desperation Product Summary: Vintage Publishing presents 'The Death of the Heart' by Elizabeth Bowen. This English language paperback edition, with 368 pages, ISBN 9780099276456, measures 129 mm in width, 22 mm in depth, and 198 mm in height, weighing 255 g. Published by Vintage Classics on 07/06/2012.

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Experience an immaculate portrait of adolescent love in Elizabeth Bowen's 'The Death of the Heart'. This captivating novel plunges you into the sophisticated world of sixteen-year-old Portia as she navigates grief and the treacherous dynamics of her wealthy half-brother's home. Discover the intense, gushing love Portia feels for the attractive cad Eddie, who fears her affections. Their story unfolds dramatically when Eddie follows Portia to a seaside resort, leading to a stunning romantic betrayal that sets in motion one of the most moving and desperate flights of the heart in modern literature. A raw account of romantic betrayal and the pains of growing up, hailed as 'one of the last century's greatest woman writers'. Key Features: - Written by acclaimed author Elizabeth Bowen - Compelling narrative of adolescent love and betrayal - Explores themes of grief, sophistication, and desperation Product Summary: Vintage Publishing presents 'The Death of the Heart' by Elizabeth Bowen. This English language paperback edition, with 368 pages, ISBN 9780099276456, measures 129 mm in width, 22 mm in depth, and 198 mm in height, weighing 255 g. Published by Vintage Classics on 07/06/2012.

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