In Desolate Heaven

In Desolate Heaven by Robert Edric, published by Anchor in 1998, is a work of fiction that unfolds in the autumn of 1919. The narrative centers on Elizabeth Mortlake, who serves as a companion to her widowed sister-in-law. As the story progresses, she encounters Jameson and Hunter, two ex-officers seeking a sense of peace and order in the aftermath of war.

Readers will find a portrayal of the complexities of life following conflict, as the characters navigate their relationships and the lingering effects of their experiences. The book delves into themes of companionship and the search for stability in a world marked by uncertainty. With 393 pages, this New Ed edition invites exploration of the emotional landscapes shaped by the war’s shadows.