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Bella Donna
Robert Smythe Hichens
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Community Reviews
A beautiful woman, with an ugly soul, a divorcee, a demimondaine. She is over 40, but admits to 38. Marries a decent idealistic man for his inheritance and respectability. It does not work out as she'd hoped. She has an affair with an Egyptian business man, she is consumed by her passion, she wants
Very interesting and sensual.
What a fascinating book! And to think I almost couldn't track it down since no one publishes it anymore. It's always so interesting what books last, and which ones don't, and I'm honestly surprised that this one did not stand the test of time.
Although maybe I shouldn't be because this book is sensua
Interesting story and characters, but the author had an almost Jamesian love of words. I'm not saying this is The Golden Bowl, because nothing is The Golden Bowl, but at 500+ pages, this was a bit of a marathon. I appreciated the author's knowledge and obvious love of Egypt, but would have appreciat
I bear the author much good will for having written The Green Carnation, and the opening of this book struck me as very interesting when I first found the (fre)e-book back in 2012.
But I have only just finished it, after (checks calendar) NINE years, and it only seemed longer.
It strikes me that Mr. H