The Age of Innocence
The Classic Book in a Soothing Voice – For Sleep and Meditation
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Edith Wharton
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Then Countess Ellen Olenska arrives—May's cousin, fleeing a disastrous marriage in Europe, trailing scandal and a startling independence of spirit. Ellen sees through the polished surfaces of society to its rigid, unforgiving heart, and in her, Newland glimpses a life of passion and honesty he never knew he wanted. As his feelings for Ellen deepen, he finds himself caught between desire and duty, between the woman he is expected to marry and the woman who awakens him to everything he has never allowed himself to feel.
Edith Wharton's Pulitzer Prize–winning masterpiece is a story of forbidden love and quiet devastation, a searing portrait of a society so elegant and so merciless that it can destroy a life without ever raising its voice. Wharton, who grew up inside this very world, exposes its beauty and its cruelty with unflinching precision and irony, crafting a tragic love story that lingers long after the final page.
A timeless exploration of desire, convention, and the price of belonging, The Age of Innocence remains one of the most piercing novels ever written about the war between what we want and what we are permitted to have.
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