9780755330638 - The Mathematics of Love von Darwin, Emma (7 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: Aceptable. : En 'Las matemáticas del amor', Emma Darwin nos presenta una conmovedora historia ambientada en el siglo XIX y en la época contemporánea. Stephen Fairhurst, un veterano de Waterloo, busca la paz en Kersey Hall, donde espera olvidar los horrores de la guerra y recordar el amor que perdió. En 1976, Anna, una adolescente, se ve envuelta en la vida de Stephen a través de sus cartas, mientras ella misma vive su propia historia de amor. Esta novela explora temas de guerra, pérdida, pasión y redención, entrelazando dos generaciones en una narrativa cautivadora. EAN: 9780755330638 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: The Mathematics of Love Autor: Emma Darwin Editorial: Headline Review Idioma: en Páginas: 416 Formato: tapa blanda.

Paperback. Zustand: Good. It it 1819 and Stephen Fairhurst, a veteran of Waterloo, wants only peace. At Kersey Hall, the house to which he has returned after a long exile in Spain, he hopes to forget the horrors of the battlefield and remember only the great and secret love he lost. But, despite his unconventional and growing friendship with the clever Lucy Durward, their correspondence does not at first touch on the darkness in his past. In the hot summer of 1976 the teenaged Anna is ripe for adventure. She is sent instead to what seems its opposite: a failed rural school run by her estranged uncle. And so, hot, bored and lonely, she becomes entangled in two men's lives: Theo, a war photographer in exile, and the man who owned the house a hundred and fifty years ago, Stephen Fairhurst. However, neither generation can hope for peace for long. The past holds too many secrets to be forgotten and the future holds love, and the pain of love. For while Anna unravels Stephen's secrets, she is creating an impossible one of her own; and before Stephen can move on, he must face his history. Birdsong told the story of the First World War. Atonement described the Second. Now there is the Mathematics of Love, Emma Darwin's extraordinary debut. From the gentle Suffolk countryside to the battlefields of Waterloo, and the old Basque towns of Spain, this is a profoundly moving account of war and the pain of loss, the heat of passion and the redemptive power of love. 405 pages.

Paperback. I believe I have just discovered one of my favourite books this year. Two story lines, one set in the early 19th century takes us from the gentle Suffolk countryside to the battlefields of Waterloo and the ports of Spain where we follow and reflect on the life, loves and fortunes of Waterloo veteran and inveterate letter writer Stephen Fairhurst. In 1976, young Anna finds herself living in the house that was once Stephen's, unravelling Stephen's secrets through his letters and discovering love with Theo, a war photographer in exile. First published 2006. Good condition. Inscription inside of cover. This book has been read, but is clean and clear. 3.1 Centimeters X 15.4 Centimeters X 19.7 Centimeters.

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