The Search

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The Search

by Grace Livingston Hill

EN·~5 hours

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Description

In a humming suburban train bound for Bryne Haven, two young lieutenants trade sharp banter over cigarettes, their conversation turning from flirtatious teasing to a tense showdown about love and loyalty. Harry Wainwright boasts of an imminent marriage to the admired Ruth Macdonald, while his friend Bobbie—still smitten with her—accuses him of betrayal. The exchange crackles with rivalry, underscored by the looming presence of a stern captain whose brief inspection only heightens their unease.

Beyond the clatter of the rails, the officers’ histories begin to surface: Harry’s commission, secured through influential family ties, and Bobbie’s own ambitions hint at deeper currents of duty, privilege, and personal desire. As the train rolls onward, both men find themselves caught between the expectations of their military careers and the tangled emotions that threaten to derail their plans, setting the stage for a search for truth that will test friendships and futures alike.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (337K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2008-06-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Grace Livingston Hill

Grace Livingston Hill

1865–1947

A hugely popular American novelist, she helped shape early inspirational romance with stories that blended faith, family strain, and unexpected love. Her books reached a wide audience in the early 20th century and remained well known long after her lifetime.

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