It Is July 1962. Florence Is A Talented Musician Who Dreams Of A Career On The Concert Stage And Of The Perfect Life She Will Create With Edward, An Earnest Young History Student At University College Of London, Who Unexpectedly Wooed And Won Her Heart. Newly Married That Morning, Both Virgins, Edward And Florence Arrive At A Hotel On The Dorset Coast. At Dinner In Their Rooms They Struggle To Suppress Their Worries About The Wedding Night To Come. Edward, Eager For Rapture, Frets Over Florence's Response To His Advances And Nurses A Private Fear Of Failure, While Florence's Anxieties Run Deeper: She Is Overcome By Sheer Disgust At The Idea Of Physical Contact, But Dreads Disappointing Her Husband When They Finally Lie Down Together In The Honeymoon Suite.
Sobre o autor(a)
Mcewan, Ian
IAN McEWAN nasceu em Aldershot, Inglaterra, em 1948. Seus livros já lhe renderam uma série de prêmios literários, entre eles o Man Booker Prize e o Whitbread Award. Dele, a Companhia das Letras já publicou Reparação, Na praia, A balada de Adam Henry e Enclausurado, entre outros. |