The Mathematics of Love

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Intertwining the lives of a 1976 English teenager and a 19th-century soldier, this narrative explores themes of love, loss, and the impact of war. The teenager experiences awakening and exile in the countryside, while the soldier grapples with the aftermath of Waterloo, aided by a compassionate woman. Emma Darwin's storytelling vividly captures the emotional depths of tragedy and memory, revealing how love transcends time and circumstance, creating a profound tapestry of human experience.