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224 pages, Paperback
First published May 12, 1983
‘When I look about Duluth and see what they have created – massage parlors, adult book stores, a symphony orchestra – I am revolted, Pablo, revolted by a culture that has no strong basis in faith. Oh, not just religious faith…’
‘Will Beryl follow her beloved to Moscow – in the cold winter – with the wolves howling as her samovar hurtles across the frozen wastes of – uh, inner Europe? Truth to tell, I don’t know,’ says Rosemary in a hoarse conspiratorial whisper. ‘But I do know that when, finally, Napoleon and she are together again in one another’s arms, this will be a Napoleon never before revealed in a true fiction. Picture a tall muscular man, with flashing gray-blue eyes beneath black brows…’