Rogue Herries
A tale of love and chaos in Borrowdale
Hugh Walpole author Felicity Goodall editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:The History Press Ltd
Published:1st Feb '07
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Francis Herries, a complex rogue, navigates love and turmoil in the Borrowdale valley, revealing the struggles of his tumultuous life in Rogue Herries.
In Rogue Herries, the story revolves around Francis Herries, a man marked by his impulsive nature and tumultuous relationships. As a self-proclaimed rogue, he navigates the complexities of life in the Borrowdale valley, a place that has been his home for four decades. His character is defined by violence and unpredictability, leaving a trail of chaos in both his personal and familial life. Herries struggles with his role as a husband and father, often failing to meet the expectations placed upon him by society and his family.
The narrative delves into the profound impact of unrequited love, as Francis finds himself captivated by Mirabell Starr, a gypsy woman who embodies freedom and passion. This love serves as a driving force in his life, pushing him to confront his inner demons and the choices he has made. The tension between his longing for Mirabell and his responsibilities at home creates a compelling conflict that propels the story forward.
As Rogue Herries unfolds, readers witness the evolution of a man torn between desire and duty. Herries’ journey is one of self-discovery, revealing the complexities of human emotion and the consequences of one's actions. Set against the backdrop of the stunning Borrowdale valley, this tale captures the essence of a rogue's life, filled with love, loss, and the quest for redemption.
ISBN: 9780750906685
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 350g
400 pages
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