Toward What Bright Glory?: A Novel

by Allen Drury

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One of America's most highly-regarded and entertaining political novelists now offers a powerful story set on an exclusive college campus on the eve of World War II. An enjoyable novel, rich in character development and sensitivity.--Post-Bulletin (Rochester, Minnesota). Drury is the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Advise and Consent.… (more)

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One of America's most highly-regarded and entertaining political novelists now offers a powerful story set on an exclusive college campus on the eve of World War II. An enjoyable novel, rich in character development and sensitivity.--Post-Bulletin (Rochester, Minnesota). Drury is the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Advise and Consent.

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