Ada Leverson - Love's Shadow

Name: Love's Shadow
Author: Ada Leverson

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Author: Ada Leverson

Genres: General Fiction, Humorous Fiction,

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Chapter 1: HyacinthChapter 2: The Anxieties of Sir CharlesChapter 3: Anne YeoChapter 4: The Sound Sense of Lady CannonChapter 5: A ProposalChapter 6: The Little OttleysChapter 7: Hyacinth's Little DinnerChapter 8: Lord SelseyChapter 9: The Peculiarities of RaggettChapter 10: A Musical AfternoonChapter 11: The Troubles of the OttleysChapter 12: At the National GalleryChapter 13: More of the Little OttleysChapter 14: Lady Cannon's VisitChapter 15: Raggett in LoveChapter 16: ArchieChapter 17: Bruce's PlayChapter 18: Hyacinth WaitsChapter 19: EugeniaChapter 20: Bruce Has InfluenzaChapter 21: EngagedChapter 22: The Strange Behaviour of AnneChapter 23: Bruce ConvalescentChapter 24: The WeddingChapter 25: AccountsChapter 26: ConfidencesChapter 27: Miss WrennerChapter 28: Anne ReturnsChapter 29: The Ingratitude of MitchellChapter 30: Mitchell Behaves DecentlyChapter 31: Jane's SisterChapter 32: The DriveChapter 33: The QuarrelChapter 34: Anne and EugeniaChapter 35: That WomanChapter 36: Raggett's Sense of HumourChapter 37: Sir CharlesChapter 38: RehearsingChapter 39: The Solution

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The first in a trilogy of books known together as 'The Little Ottleys', this is a sparkling social comedy set in Edwardian London. Ada Leverson was a great friend and staunch supporter of Oscar Wilde and shared his love for sharp, witty writing. Like Wilde, her work is characterised by a wonderful ear for dialogue and deft characterization. 'Love's Shadow' introduces us to Bruce and Edith Ottley and their friends, who are to all appearances living the bright and carefree lives of the well-to-do. But there are cracks appearing in the facade. Bruce is staggeringly self-obsessed, a hypochondriac and a spendthrift, and Edith must learn to manage her stubborn, exasperating husband. Meanwhile their friends attempt to navigate the rocky rapids of love and marriage with varying degrees of success, and keep us thoroughly entertained along the way. ( Helen Taylor)