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A woman stood by her window looking out at the gardenwith the gaze of someone surveying the sea or a long sweep of hills and fields
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Beth's softly gracious home is the perfect setting for her serene, loving beauty. Living with Humphrey and their daughters, she is the glowing embodiment of satisfied femininity.
Sylvia, too, is perfect. Dominant, tough, sexy, she has taken life into her own hands.
Between them is Humphrey, weaving a terrible triangle of pain and desire around a love that degenerates into havoc.
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