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The Plague of the Heart

By Francis Prevost

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Amidst looming political unrest and colonial tensions, a starkly different soldier and vibrant woman find themselves entangled in a web of duty, desire, and danger.

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2019-06-23
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Summary

"The Plague of the Heart" by Francis Prevost is a story set during intense political times, possibly in British-ruled India, where Captain Nevile Terrington and Mrs. Rose Chantry find themselves dealing with both personal and national problems. The book probably looks at ideas like what people owe to others, being honorable, and how men and women relate to each other during war and colonialism. At first, Captain Terrington seems like a tough soldier who knows a lot about the dangerous political situation, while Rose is lively and wants thrilling experiences and parties, even with a risky Durbar on the horizon. Their different views create tension and show the difficulties they will face, like being betrayed and dealing with violence. The two main characters connect with each other, and the story suggests bigger problems will happen in Sar, mixing military plans and feelings in a fascinating historical time.

About the Author

Harry Francis Prevost Battersby (1862 – 1949) most well known as H. F. P. Battersby was a poet, novelist journalist and psychical researcher, who published under the name Francis Prevost.

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