Books

First edition, London, 1951. Book near fine, except for slight wear at spine ends and corners, slight creasing on spine, previous owner's signature on front paste-down, slight discoloration on fly title and last page, separation of fly title from title page has caused very slight tearing near bottom of fly title. DJ very good, with small piece missing at top of spine, sligth rubbing and chipping at corners, slight discoloration on covers, spine, and flaps, slight crease near top corner of front flap.

In a sense, 'The End of the Affair' is a theological work thinly disguised as a morose love story. It's a deeply moving narrative that delves into the complexities of human emotion set against the backdrop of World War II. Greene's prose is intricate and the story is a reflection on faith, love, and the painful search for meaning in a seemingly indifferent world.