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The Golden Cage follows Karen, a woman whose life becomes a battleground of conflicting personalities. Her mother, Mrs. Ferndale, imposes a crushing expectation on her, while her husband seems more inclined to spend his time with another woman. In the midst of these tensions, the straight‑forward honesty of her friend Simon forces Karen to face painful truths. As the story unfolds, she recognizes the wisdom hidden in Simon’s candor and confronts her own follies, leading to personal growth and a deeper understanding of love and truth.
First publish date: 1950
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Iris Bromige
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