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(PUBHarperSanFrancisco)A wealthy writer, caught in a depressing marriage, faces the pain of his brother's betrayal and the death of the girl he loved. 'This clergyman can tell a story that has a theological dimension without sounding sanctimonious or trite partly because his turn of mind is ironic, unsentimental,'---New York Times. 208 pages, softcover.
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