An undependable lady, is Miss Bottome. She gives us Private Worlds, a first rate best seller; she gives us The Mortal Storm,...

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An undependable lady, is Miss Bottome. She gives us Private Worlds, a first rate best seller; she gives us The Mortal Storm, one of the finest of the novels dealing with modern Germany; and in between she flings out sops to Cerberus, in the form of a public demanding another book. Too bad. This has the ring of a hastily written novel with cardboard figures and unconvincing plot. A girl secretary, suffering from the aftermath of frustrated passion, ponders murder; a woman psychiatrist performs the miracle of analysis at the psychological moment, and saves all hands from each other and themselves -- and starts true love up the right road. Oh yes, it is readable enough, but it is not worth while.

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Publisher: Little, Brown

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1938

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