To Have and to Hold

by Patricia Gaffney

Description

In a story shaped by commitment, conflict, and the quiet negotiations that define love, this novel follows a couple as their vows are tested by changing circumstances and competing expectations. As relationships strain under pressure, the characters are forced to confront what they truly value—security or freedom, tradition or selfhood, partnership or control. With Patricia Gaffney’s emotionally grounded storytelling, the book explores the themes of marriage, loyalty, and personal growth, asking what it really means to “have and to hold” when life refuses to stay still. Blending intimate character drama with a clear sense of moral and emotional stakes, it offers a compelling look at how devotion can both sustain and reshape us.

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Topaz

Published Sep 1, 1995

384 pages

ISBN: 9780451405357

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First Published

1995

Language

eng

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