The Marriage by Ann Bannon

Average, 3 stars

The Marriage is unique in that it's not part of the Beebo Brinker Chronicles.

“Could their love tower above society’s deepest taboos?” The plot revolves around a married couple who discover they are brother and sister.

Page and Sunny's marital bliss is impacted by the news that Page is actually Sunny's older brother, who was given up for adoption 'Laura and Jack Mann, featured in Ann Bannon's other best-selling books, tell the compelling story of a marriage made in hell. the story of two golden people, in their love and in their agony - living in a wild twilight world, carrying a dread and damning secret deep inside them.

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'Laura and Jack Mann, featured in Ann Bannon's other best-selling books, tell the compelling story of a marriage made in hell...the story of two golden people, in their love and in their agony - living in a wild twilight world, carrying a dread and damning secret deep inside them.' -Back cover

Details

Copyright Date1961
Publication Date1960
PublisherGold Medal
FormatMass Market Paperback
No. of Pages190
LanguageEnglish
NotesGold Medal Book s1066

Grier (A)
RatingAverage
GenrePulp
SubjectLesbians - Fiction