Enchantment
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A mysterious promise lingers in the margins of history, and Enchantment answers it with a deft blend of longing and daring. In Harold MacGrath's transatlantic odyssey through late Victorian America, romance and adventure entwine against a backdrop of shifting social tides and shifting fates. This is classic American fiction reimagined for today's readers: a luminous study of romance wrapped in social mobility, with intricate romantic intrigue and a pulse of suspense. The narrative moves from bustling urban drawing rooms to broad, wind-swept shores, inviting readers to weigh identity, duty and ...
A mysterious promise lingers in the margins of history, and Enchantment answers it with a deft blend of longing and daring. In Harold MacGrath's transatlantic odyssey through late Victorian America, romance and adventure entwine against a backdrop of shifting social tides and shifting fates. This is classic American fiction reimagined for today's readers: a luminous study of romance wrapped in social mobility, with intricate romantic intrigue and a pulse of suspense. The narrative moves from bustling urban drawing rooms to broad, wind-swept shores, inviting readers to weigh identity, duty and desire with each turning page. The book charms fans of Edith Wharton and Wilkie Collins alike, offering wit, precision, and a keen eye for social nuance that gestures toward a timeless literary dialogue. Literary and historical significance are woven through every scene, making Enchantment both a cherished relic and a living, contemporary experience. It rewards casual readers with its immediacy and atmosphere, while delighting collectors who value archival care and the glow of a well-preserved voice from a bygone era. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, Enchantment is restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint - it is a collector's item and a cultural treasure, ideal for book clubs and shelves that honour enduring storytelling in a late Victorian, transatlantic setting. This is not merely reading; it is a rediscovery.
