Returning home

“Return to Homeland” (1878) is the novel by the English writer of the Victorian era Thomas Gardi (creator of the famous “Tess from the genus D’Erberville”), which is part of the conditional “Wessex” cycle, which the author himself later defined as “The novels of characters and circumstances”. 1840s, Southwest England, Wessex, Egdon wasteland. The young beauty of Yustasia Wei, passionate, selfish, selfish and ambitious, eagers to break out of her hated rural outback into a “other life”, full of brilliance, fun and pleasure. Meanwhile, Klaim Ibright, who also dreams of heating another life, returns to the Blooms End, after several years of service in the Paris Jewelry Salon, is returning to the other life-to settle in his native land and open a school for the rural poor. Soon, Yustasia and Klaim meet - and this meeting is destined to become fatal for both