<p>The coming of the First World War disrupts the life of Lady Charlotte French-McGrath and ends the iron rule she had enjoyed over her family</p>

The Rising Tide (Virago Modern Classics)

Literature & Fiction

M.J. FARRELL

MOLLY KEANE

Literary

Penguin??Books

TWO DAYS IN ARAGON

Contemporary

Random House, Inc.

TAKING CHANCES

Virago Press Ltd.

YOUNG ENTRY (Virago Modern Classics)

British & Irish

Virago Press, Limited

<p>Gertrude Conover discovers a cassette recording in which ex-con Leo Debb, the founder of the Church of Holy Love Inc., bequeaths to Antonio and Sharon Parr his house in Poinsett, South Carolina. (Mystery).</p>

Treasure Hunt (Virago Modern Classics)

Echoing the themes in A Room of One's Own by her great friend Virginia Woolf, Vita Sackville-West remaps the destiny of the gentle, gracious eighty-eight-year-old Lady Slane in this classic modern novel. Having surrendered seven decades of her life to the exemplary, if often hollow fulfillment of her marriage, to the expectations of her statesman husband and the demands of her children, Lady Slane finally, in her widowhood, defies her family. She dismisses the wishes and plans of her six pompous sons and daughters for her future, and instead retires to a tiny house in Hampstead, where she chooses to live independently and free from her past. There she alters, and not without some success, the course of her personal history. There, too, she recollects the dreams of her youth and at last, with one last "strange and lovely thing," acts upon the passion she forfeited seventy years earlier to the narrow conventions of a proper Victorian marriage. "...Sackville-West has borrowed in her prose writing some ... function of poetry, the ability to suggest far more than she says." New York Times "Witty and charming and graceful and brilliant.

All passion spent (Virago omnibus)

Vita SACKVILLE-WEST

REBECCA WEST

Grania and Sylvia Fox live in the Georgian house of Aragon, with their mother, their Aunt Pidgie and Nan O'Neill, the family nurse. Grania is conducting a secret affair with Nan's son, Foley, a wily horse-breeder, whilst Sylvia who is 'pretty in the right and accepted way' falls for the charms of Captain Purvis. Attending Aragon's strawberry teas, the British Army Officers can almost forget the reason for their presence in Ireland. But the days of dignified calm at Aragon are numbered, for Foley is a member of Sinn Fein.

Two Days in Aragon

Genre Fiction

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