The Bondage Of Love
The Bondage Of Love
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- Seisukord: Hea (kasutatud)
- Märkused:
- Corgi Books |
- 477 lk | Pehmekaaneline | 110 x 180 mm
- ISBN: 9780552145336
- Keel: ingliskeelne
Chains of the Past
Set against the rugged coastline and coal-stained streets of early 20th-century Northumberland, The Bondage of Love follows the fierce-willed Grace Fairbrother as she struggles to break free from circumstances she never chose. Orphaned in childhood and bound by the iron grip of her uncle’s draconian household, Grace endures endless toil in the lace factory while longing for a life of her own making. Catherine Cookson’s evocative prose brings the era’s harsh realities to life—the hiss of steam in the mills, the roar of the sea against jagged cliffs, and the heavy toll of social expectations on women who dared to dream beyond their station.
Flames of Forgiveness
When the brooding shipwright Ezekiel “Zeke” Thorn arrives in her village, bearing secrets of his own, Grace finds in him a kindred spirit. Their tentative friendship kindles hope—and sparks fierce opposition from those determined to maintain the old order. As Grace confronts betrayal, poverty, and the specter of scandal, she must learn to harness her own inner strength. Through clandestine meetings beneath drifting moonlight and heart-stirring letters smuggled between shifting tides, she discovers that forgiveness can be as transformative as any act of rebellion, and that love, once embraced, can forge unbreakable bonds.
Freedom Through Love
In a breathtaking climax on the windswept pier, Grace faces the ultimate choice: to remain shackled by duty and fear, or to claim the liberation that comes with following her heart. With Zeke at her side and the community watching, she challenges the very fabric of tradition, proving that courage and compassion can alter the course of a life—and of an entire village. The Bondage of Love is a richly layered saga of resilience, sacrifice, and the redemptive power of human connection.
. Catherine Cookson – bestselling British novelist (1906–1998), celebrated for her deeply moving historical tales of ordinary people’s extraordinary courage, whose works have charmed generations with their vivid settings and unforgettable heroines.
