Sanctuary

Edith Wharton, a master of social commentary, explores the intricate bond between mother and son in ＂Sanctuary,＂ a poignant novel of moral complexity. Set against the backdrop of New York society, the story delves into the sacrifices a mother makes to protect her child from the consequences of his actions.

Torn between her love for her son and the dictates of her conscience, the protagonist grapples with a profound moral dilemma. Her decisions, born from a desire to create a sanctuary for her son, ultimately lead her down a path of secrecy and difficult choices.

Wharton’s insightful portrayal of a mother-son relationship, interwoven with themes of social class and personal responsibility, makes ＂Sanctuary＂ a powerful exploration of the enduring strength-and potential pitfalls-of maternal devotion. This meticulously prepared edition offers readers a chance to rediscover this classic work of literary fiction.

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