Guilt and Gingerbread
Guilt and Gingerbread by Leon Garfield is a first edition published by Viking Kestrel in 1984. This 76-page work of fiction follows the journey of Giorgio, a poor student who relies on his good looks as he sets off on a quest to win the hand of a rich and beautiful princess. Along the way, he encounters an old woman who presents him with a morally challenging proposition that could alter the course of his pursuit.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of ambition and temptation as Giorgio navigates his quest for fortune and love. The story delves into the complexities of desire and the lengths one might go to achieve their dreams. With its engaging premise, Guilt and Gingerbread offers a unique perspective on the interplay between wealth and morality, making it a thought-provoking read for those interested in fiction that examines human motivations.
Official synopsis Publisher
Giorgio is a poor student in search of a fortune. All he has in the world…are his good looks. So one day he sets off on his horse to try to win the hand of a rich and beautiful princess. The Princess Charlotte, he is told, rules with a heart of gold, which would be a treasure beyond compare to gain. On his way, Giorgio is waylaid by an old woman who makes a wicked suggestion: she will help him to succeed in his quest if he will bring her the Princess’s golden heart. — Jacket flap.
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