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A Comedy of Elopement

By Christian Reid

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Torn between two admirers, a young woman considers a life-altering elopement, setting off a chain of events that tests love, loyalty, and moral boundaries.

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2020-08-09
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"A Comedy of Elopement" by Christian Reid is a tale primarily unfolding in the charming locale of St. Augustine, Florida. It traces the emotional journey of Fanny Berrien, a striking young woman torn between passionate Lennox Kyrle and steady Mr. Meredith, as she considers eloping. Her innocent cousin Aimée accompanies her as Fanny navigates love, societal pressures, and her own self-awareness. The story starts with Fanny and Aimée discussing a secret elopement, immediately creating a sense of anticipation. Fanny struggles with her feelings for Lennox, all the while taking into account the stability offered by Mr. Meredith. The story highlights Aimée's youthful enthusiasm as she is made aware of her cousin's romantic troubles. Fanny's uncertainty leads to Aimée being asked to deliver a message to Lennox, beginning a series of decisions that will shape their futures. As Aimée carries out a secret task, the story hints at deeper themes of love and moral duty within this comedic narrative.

About the Author

Frances Tiernan was an American author who wrote more than 50 novels, most notably The Land of the Sky. Reared as a Roman Catholic, she grew up in the Southern United States.

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