John GalsworthyClassics · Literary Fiction·1867–1933
Flowering Wilderness
Synopsis
Dinny Cherrell falls for the poet Wilfrid Desert, but their romance faces immediate backlash from her family and society. Wilfrid is haunted by a past scandal involving his conversion to Islam under duress, forcing Dinny to choose between her loyalty to him and the rigid expectations of her class. This second volume of the Cherrell saga explores the tension between personal happiness and public reputation in post-war England.
How it reads
Prose complexity 7/10























