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Roasamond Vivian, a young girl living with her bitter grandfather, yearns for excitement. When Phillip Tempest pays a visit, Rosamond finds herself charmed by him, though he is nearly twice her age and quite obviously "not a saint." She declares that she would gladly pay a price for happiness, and, thinking that she might change him with her love, marries Tempest a month later. She has no idea just how she'll pay for her decision.
The plot is obviously Faustian, with references throughout to Mephistopheles; early in the novel, Rosamond says, "I often feel as if I'd gladly sell my soul to Satan for a year of freedom."
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Relationship addiction, Fiction, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Separation (Psychology), Married women, 18.06 Anglo-American literature, Concord (Mass.), Obsession (Psychology), Suspense fiction, Authors, Young women, Love stories, History, Large type books, Europe, fiction, Man-woman relationships, fiction, American fiction (fictional works by one author)People
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A Long Fatal Love Chase
Feb 10, 1998, Random House Value Publishing
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A Long Fatal Love Chase
Dec 02, 1996, Dell, Random House Publishing Group
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Pour le meilleur et pour le pire, et pour l'éternité: roman
1996, Calmann-Lévy
in French
2702126111 9782702126110
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"Go away and--"
He interrupted with a triumphant laugh, "Die as heroines always do, tender slaves as they are."
"No, live and forget you," was the unexpected reply.
Foreshadowing!
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