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One of Us David Freeman

One of Us By David Freeman

One of Us by David Freeman


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Steeped in memory and rumors of war, this sweeping novel of love and destiny set during the last days of the colonial world in Egypt and England takes readers into an astonishing world of decadent wealth and privilege, evoking a time when honor and sacrifice mattered, when love might still prevail.

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One of Us by David Freeman

It is 1936 and the British High Commissioner, Sir Malcolm Cheyne, has brought his young wife out to Cairo. And there she meets the Egyptian Prince. He is young, handsome, and very soon, ardent in his pursuit of the new Lady Cheyne. Set against the glamour of pre-war Alexandria and Cairo, "One of Us" is also the story of Jimmy Peel, a young Englishman come to instruct the prince in history, politics, and morals. In Egypt, Jimmy discovers his own sensual side as he is drawn deep into the erotic life and political intrigue of Abdin Palace and the British Embassy. Soon war and circumstance create a triangle that is as turbulently political as it is romantic. "One of Us" will take its place beside "The English Patient" and "The Alexandria Quartet" as a triumphant excursion into an astonishing world of decadent wealth and privilege that will not come again. It evokes a time when honor and sacrifice mattered, when love might still prevail.

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CIN0786705914G
9780786705917
0786705914
One of Us by David Freeman
Used - Good
Paperback
Carroll & Graf Publishers Inc
1998-08-01
288
N/A
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