The Bitter and Sweet
The Bitter and Sweet by Robert Eller, published by iUniverse in September 2008, is a literary work that intertwines romance with philosophical exploration. This edition spans 184 pages and is presented in English. The narrative centers on Lone, a man resolute in his beliefs and unwilling to compromise, particularly regarding women, while Alice, a spirited and fierce character, has her future meticulously planned, which does not include him.
Readers will find that The Bitter and Sweet delves into the complexities of relationships and personal convictions. As Lone grapples with his views on women and existence, Alice challenges his perceptions, leading to a transformative journey for both characters. The novel raises profound questions about life, identity, and the nature of love, making it a thought-provoking read that balances emotional depth with intellectual inquiry.
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Lone is a man that does not compromise. He is determined to live as a man should live and only in that way even if it means estrangement from the rest of the world. His life has no place for women. Women require compromise. Alice, described as spirited by her family and fierce by everyone else, has her future planned and the plans do not include Lone.
Alice changes Lone’s mind about women. Can Lone change Alice’s mind about her future?
The Bitter and Sweet is a philosophical novel within a romance novel. With the emotional power and sensuality demanded of a love story, this thoughtful novel also explores deeper themes. How should a man live? Is every man Adam in disguise and every woman Eve? What is the meaning of Man’s existence in the universe? Is God dying? Is death something to fear? Can Man return to a lost paradise?
The Bitter and Sweet awakens the heart while giving the mind something to ponder.
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