The Plague of the Heart

About this book

In a politically charged atmosphere reminiscent of British colonial rule in India, "The Plague of the Heart" by Francis Prevost delves into the intricate lives of Captain Nevile Terrington and Mrs. Rose Chantry. As they confront societal expectations and personal desires, themes of loyalty and betrayal emerge, challenging the very fabric of their identities. This compelling narrative captures the essence of unalienable rights and the moral dilemmas faced by individuals in a tumultuous era. Ideal for students and civic activists, this novel offers a profound exploration of human emotions against a backdrop of historical significance. Discover the depths of love and conflict as Prevost masterfully weaves a tale that resonates through time.