Romance Fiction Love Triangle Marriage Jealousy Death
The Little Lady of the Big House is a novel written by Jack London and first published in 1916. It was London's last novel to be published during his lifetime.
In this work we find a Jack London very different from other works such as "White Fang" or "The Call of the Wild". This time, the plot revolves around a love triangle.
Dick Forrest lives with his wife Paula in a big house on a farm in California. They have a good, prosperous life. While he is pragmatic, she is more artistic.
But their idyllic life is shattered when Paula falls in love with a mutual friend, Evan Graham. Forrest can no longer hold Paula back, and she will have to make a series of decisions for which there is no turning back....
London presents us with a great story with a different style that reflects the American Gilded Age of the early twentieth century.
"He awoke in the dark. His awakening was simple, easy, without movement save for the eyes that opened and made him aware of darkness. Unlike most, who must feel and grope and listen to, and contact with, the world about them, he knew himself on the moment of awakening, instantly identifying himself in time and place and personality"
#71 in Romance (this month)
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The Little Lady of the Big House by Jack London is believed to be in the public domain in the United States only. It may still be copyrighted in other countries. If you are not in the United States, please check your local laws to ensure this eBook is in the public domain in your country before downloading The Little Lady of the Big House in PDF or ePub.
A California love triangle becomes a study of desire, autonomy, and the cost of sincerity. London writes romance with surprising psychological bite.
Useful for conversations about choice, consent, and the selves we bring to partnership—without cynicism or tidy answers.
Love that complicates.
Work, class, landscape.
Choosing without hurting small.
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Survival, labor, and risk rendered in fast muscular prose that tests will and loyalty.
We have 17 books by Jack London in the AliceAndBooks library