Ravens' Brood

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Cornwall coast, the narrative delves into the intricate lives of its characters, including John Pentreath's struggles to regain his wife's affection and the youthful romance between Dennis and Nell. Themes of love, devotion, and desperation unfold as Nancy navigates her marriage to a London artist, while old John resorts to drastic measures to quell dissent. This classic work by E. F. Benson, originally published in 1934, explores the depths of human emotion amidst a landscape of wild beauty, now featuring a new introductory biography.