Early autumn

In the novel "Early Autumn" by Lewis Bromfield, we delve into the world of the "Pentland" family, whose name has been associated across generations with wealth and social eminence. But with the dawn of the aftermath of World War I, a looming threat emerges on the horizon, embodied in generational conflict and social changes that ravage the family''s high status. Olivia Pentland, the headstrong wife of a family plagued by declining values, lives a dull and emotionally lost life as she finds herself faced with a real test; She must choose between a new love adventure that moves her feelings, and the heavy restrictions of family duty. Conflict rages at a lavish party held to introduce the family''s daughters into New England society, where hidden secrets are revealed and human relationships begin to unravel, opening doors to new challenges that upend their lives. With his witty and sarcastic style, Broomfield reveals the depths of the human psyche, highlighting the authoritarian traditions of society, paving the way for the emergence of a new social norm. It is a novel that carries deep lessons about love, betrayal, tradition, and generational conflict, making it an unforgettable experience for every reader.