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In 19th-century England, St. John Aylott's life unravels as his social standing crumbles and even his wife, Isola, begins to doubt his authority. This novel delves into the complexities of marriage and societal expectations, exploring the profound consequences that arise from choices made in the pursuit of love and happiness. Eliza Lynn Linton crafts a compelling narrative that examines the shifting dynamics within relationships and the often-unforeseen repercussions of individual desires.

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Sowing the Wind

Eliza Lynn Linton

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Published Jan 1, 1867

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First Published

1867

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eng

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