A House Divided Against Itself; vol. 1 of 3
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The novel follows a household riven by old resentments and conflicting loyalties as a slow, observant narrative unravels private histories and social friction. A reserved father and his quick, curious daughter live in a sunlit Mediterranean town whose seasonal visitors and returning acquaintances rekindle past entanglements. Everyday encounters, whispered revelations, and moral tensions expose differences in temperament and fortune, testing family bonds and individual choices. Through careful scene-setting and restrained characterization, the story maps how pride, memory, and social expectations divide intimates and shape consequences.
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