Where England sets her feet: a romance

A hush falls over the English countryside as dusk settles on ancient hedgerows and quiet lanes, where love's promise is shadowed by the weight of society's gaze. In the heart of Edwardian England, longing and restraint thread through every encounter, capturing the delicate tension between passion and propriety that defines a truly memorable romantic fiction. With an intimate eye for the subtleties of character and place, this early 20th century novel immerses readers in the nuanced world of British love stories, where the hopes and heartaches of its heroines and heroes unfold against a backdrop rich in tradition and expectation.The narrative draws deeply on the atmosphere of the period, offering a window into the intricacies of English society and the quiet revolutions of the heart that echo through its drawing rooms and gardens. Every page is alive with the sensibilities of historical romance in England, balancing the yearning of its central figures with the unspoken codes that govern their world. The result is a work that stands apart among English literature romance, distinguished by its elegant prose and its finely wrought sense of place.This book was out of print for decades and is now republished by Alpha Editions. It has been restored for today's and future generations. This edition is not just a reprint - it's a collector's item and a cultural treasure. For readers captivated by period romance novels and for collectors of Bernard Capes novels, this is an opportunity to experience a singular vision of love and society, brought back to life with care and reverence for its enduring significance.

Pagina's: 238, Paperback, Alpha Edition