The Pont Of View

by Elinor Glyn

One glance changes everything.

Sheltered Stella Rawson is engaged to a dull clergyman until she meets the magnetic Count Sasha Roumovski in Rome. Suddenly, duty and desire collide.

Glyn dissects Edwardian society's suffocating expectations, contrasting cold obligation with passionate awakening. Stella must choose between safety and the dangerous allure of a love that dares to defy convention.

But is true freedom found in surrender or rebellion? The Point of View explores this timeless question with Glyn's signature wit and emotional depth.

Published
Jan. 1, 1913
Genre
Fiction Romance
SubGenre
Love Triangle
Language
en
Total Chapter
8
Total pages
62