Wild Nights

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Set against the backdrop of a college town, the narrative explores a scandalous love triangle involving the married brother of Emily Dickinson and the wife of a college astronomy professor. The woman boldly claims her right to love both men, leading to a tumultuous and passionate relationship that challenges societal norms. Ruth Wolff's debut novel intricately examines the complexities of desire, fidelity, and the evolution of love, transforming an initial affair into a profound emotional connection.