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portada The Tempting Of Tavernake
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
264
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.6x14x1.5 cm
ISBN13
9789375552802

The Tempting Of Tavernake

Oppenheim, E. Phillips (Author) · Double 9 Books · Paperback

The Tempting Of Tavernake - Oppenheim, E. Phillips

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Synopsis "The Tempting Of Tavernake"

The tempting of Tavernake follows the unfolding of an unexpected connection that develops when two individuals from very different circumstances are brought together through a tense encounter in a London boarding house. The opening scenes introduce a moment of desperation that reveals the difficult position one of them faces and the cautious curiosity felt by the other. As an attempted theft leads to confrontation, the situation exposes underlying struggles shaped by hardship, social limits, and emotional strain. Instead of turning away, the observer chooses to offer help, creating the possibility of a fragile bond built on empathy and unresolved questions. The early chapters highlight uncertainty, moral conflict, and the pressure of societal expectations, suggesting that acts born from need can open pathways to unexpected understanding. Through shifting interactions and quiet revelations, the story gradually explores how two contrasting lives begin to influence each other, setting the stage for a deeper look at personal resilience, hidden motivations, and the search for stability within a demanding world.

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