Motherland: A Novel

Motherland: A Novel
ISBN-10
1476706069
ISBN-13
9781476706061
Series
Motherland
Category
Fiction
Pages
480
Language
English
Published
2014-07-29
Publisher
Simon and Schuster
Author
William Nicholson

Description

The Academy Award-nominated screenwriter for such productions as Gladiator presents the story of a World War II love triangle involving a charismatic war hero whose marriage crumbles in the face of painful realities that culminate in tragedy when his ex-wife returns his best friend's long-unrequited love.

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