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The Wind That Stole Her Gloves. Zaman Illustrated Classics, #1
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- ISBN8232523855
- EAN9798232523855
- Date de parution01/10/2025
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a tender love story set in 1963 London-a city alive with music, smoke, and half-lived dreams. What begins as a simple moment-a single ivory glove slipping from a woman's hand and carried away by the wind-unfolds into a quiet tale of longing, missed chances, and unspoken connections.??This isn't a grand romance filled with dramatic declarations or explosive fate. Instead, it tells the story of Clara Elowen Hartley and a nameless narrator whose lives intersect through delicate moments: shared silences, letters never sent, and glances that speak volumes.
They circle each other with a slow-burning devotion, caught between presence and absence, fear and hope.??Against the softly glowing gas lamps and misty streets of London, the novel explores love's gentle persistence-the ache of what could have been, the beauty of restraint, and the way memories linger like a whispered perfume in empty rooms. Powell's prose is evocative and poetic, inviting readers to pause and feel the emotional textures often lost in a hurried world.??"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a story for anyone who has ever held back a feeling, cherished a ghost of a moment, or known the weight of silence between two hearts.
It reminds us that some loves don't end with reunion; they live on quietly, like a glove caught in the wind-forever remembered, never forgotten.
They circle each other with a slow-burning devotion, caught between presence and absence, fear and hope.??Against the softly glowing gas lamps and misty streets of London, the novel explores love's gentle persistence-the ache of what could have been, the beauty of restraint, and the way memories linger like a whispered perfume in empty rooms. Powell's prose is evocative and poetic, inviting readers to pause and feel the emotional textures often lost in a hurried world.??"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a story for anyone who has ever held back a feeling, cherished a ghost of a moment, or known the weight of silence between two hearts.
It reminds us that some loves don't end with reunion; they live on quietly, like a glove caught in the wind-forever remembered, never forgotten.
"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a tender love story set in 1963 London-a city alive with music, smoke, and half-lived dreams. What begins as a simple moment-a single ivory glove slipping from a woman's hand and carried away by the wind-unfolds into a quiet tale of longing, missed chances, and unspoken connections.??This isn't a grand romance filled with dramatic declarations or explosive fate. Instead, it tells the story of Clara Elowen Hartley and a nameless narrator whose lives intersect through delicate moments: shared silences, letters never sent, and glances that speak volumes.
They circle each other with a slow-burning devotion, caught between presence and absence, fear and hope.??Against the softly glowing gas lamps and misty streets of London, the novel explores love's gentle persistence-the ache of what could have been, the beauty of restraint, and the way memories linger like a whispered perfume in empty rooms. Powell's prose is evocative and poetic, inviting readers to pause and feel the emotional textures often lost in a hurried world.??"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a story for anyone who has ever held back a feeling, cherished a ghost of a moment, or known the weight of silence between two hearts.
It reminds us that some loves don't end with reunion; they live on quietly, like a glove caught in the wind-forever remembered, never forgotten.
They circle each other with a slow-burning devotion, caught between presence and absence, fear and hope.??Against the softly glowing gas lamps and misty streets of London, the novel explores love's gentle persistence-the ache of what could have been, the beauty of restraint, and the way memories linger like a whispered perfume in empty rooms. Powell's prose is evocative and poetic, inviting readers to pause and feel the emotional textures often lost in a hurried world.??"The Wind That Stole Her Glove" is a story for anyone who has ever held back a feeling, cherished a ghost of a moment, or known the weight of silence between two hearts.
It reminds us that some loves don't end with reunion; they live on quietly, like a glove caught in the wind-forever remembered, never forgotten.
