Spanish gardener. Judas tree
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Consul Harrington Brand did not have either personal life or career. Having received an insignificant post in a small Spanish town, he moves there with his son Nicholas. The selfish and imperious father does not allow the boy to see his mother, under the pretext of poor health, does not let him into school and does not allow to communicate with peers. And therefore, Nicholas quickly makes friendship with the young friendly gardener Jose. Feeling that his son is getting out of his hard control, the angry Harrington Brand goes to dubious measures to break the friendship of Nicholas and Jose ...
David Mori, a Scottish doctor, lives in Switzerland and is respected in society. He is considered a ball of fate. However, for many years, Mori has been suffering from insomnia, he has been pursued by memories of the woman whom he once loved, but quit. Unable to correct the mistakes of youth, he destroys himself again and again, breaks the fate of the women dear to him and brings the inevitable tragedy closer ...
The novels Spanish Gardener and Tree of Judas are written in the beautiful narrative manner of Croinin"s classic works
David Mori, a Scottish doctor, lives in Switzerland and is respected in society. He is considered a ball of fate. However, for many years, Mori has been suffering from insomnia, he has been pursued by memories of the woman whom he once loved, but quit. Unable to correct the mistakes of youth, he destroys himself again and again, breaks the fate of the women dear to him and brings the inevitable tragedy closer ...
The novels Spanish Gardener and Tree of Judas are written in the beautiful narrative manner of Croinin"s classic works
Author:
Author:Kronin A.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:14+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-389-22699-9
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