A Good Woman

<p><strong>In <em>A Good Woman</em> the sweeping conclusion to Louis Bromfield's Escape series the elegant façade of high society begins to crack-revealing the raw ambition forbidden desire and moral reckoning beneath the polished surface of the Jazz Age.</strong> Set against the glittering yet decaying world of postwar America this powerful novel follows a woman who dares to break free from the expectations of class marriage and propriety to reclaim her own identity.</p><p></p><p>Torn between duty and passion she must navigate a society obsessed with appearances and bound by hypocrisy. Bromfield's sharp prose exposes the emotional price of privilege and the courage it takes to become truly free.</p><p></p><p>Rich in atmosphere and social insight<strong> A Good Woman</strong> explores the timeless struggle for independence equality and self-definition-making it a must-read for fans of romantic drama women's fiction historical sagas and literary classics.</p>