by John Galsworthy
'To Let' finds Soames happy in his daughter, Fleur, if not with his wife Annette, and Irene and Young Jolyon are happy and at ease with themselves and their son, Jon. This comes to an end when the two cousins meet and fall in love, without knowing the history of their parents. Their romance is forbi...
This was the best in the Forsyte Saga. The Great War is over, the Victorian era has been left behind and Britain is beginning its decline as the world power. There is political unrest and the rich are concerned they will be taxed out of their wealth. The importance of "possession" is diminishing,...
I'm not sure why I've found it difficult to write a review of this novel. It may be because much of what I want to say about it I've already written in my reviews of the the first two novels of the The Forsyte Saga trilogy, [b:The Man of Property: The Forsyte Saga|748318|The Man of Property The Fo...
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