A deeply restrained aristocratic girl, a wild young man of low origin, a dramatic encounter in Florence, a quiet awakening and resistance...
Lucy, a girl from the upper class of England, accidentally met the humble but free-spirited George while traveling in Florence. George's free and passionate love touched Lucy, who had long been bound by various etiquette norms. After the two reunited in England, Lucy continued to examine her own heart and began to think independently about what kind of life she wanted. She finally broke through the shackles of traditional norms, firmly rejected the unwanted engagement, followed her heart, and chose George, who she fell in love with.
Reader comments
The writing style of this book is very delicate and the characters are vividly drawn, which made me feel Lucy's inner conflicts and growth. Especially the sentence "Women always like rooms with a view, but for men, the view is in their hearts", which impressed me deeply. The author's writing style is smooth and the plot has ups and downs, which is very attractive. I recommend you to read it.
The writing style of this book is very delicate and the characters are vividly drawn, which made me feel Lucy's inner conflicts and growth. Especially the sentence "Women always like rooms with a view, but for men, the view is in their hearts", which impressed me deeply. The author's writing style is smooth and the plot has ups and downs, which is very attractive. I recommend you to read it.