Trevena's tale takes place in the moor-side parish of Scarthorn and its village of Lendon. The local pub, known simply as The Frog, is a meeting place named for a huge stuffed frog that is grotesquely displayed there; the preserved carcass is closely connected with the history of one of the characters and holds a secret as well. After 40 years, Henry Lewenden returns to this location, his childhood home, as a stranger even though he is a member of an esteemed family. Because Henry is effectively an outsider, many of the village folk are suspicious of his intentions. He announces that he will…mehr
Trevena's tale takes place in the moor-side parish of Scarthorn and its village of Lendon. The local pub, known simply as The Frog, is a meeting place named for a huge stuffed frog that is grotesquely displayed there; the preserved carcass is closely connected with the history of one of the characters and holds a secret as well. After 40 years, Henry Lewenden returns to this location, his childhood home, as a stranger even though he is a member of an esteemed family. Because Henry is effectively an outsider, many of the village folk are suspicious of his intentions. He announces that he will conduct an experiment in simple living and takes up residence at a modest cottage to prove it. Henry meets and interacts with numerous people in the village, including Richard Blisland and his two unmarried daughters, Carrie and Julia. Henry asks Carrie Blisland to assist him in writing a book and they develop an amiable relationship. Will their friendship blossom into romance or will he be forced out of town alone?
John Trevena, a prolific author renowned for his evocative storytelling, penned his masterpiece "Furze the Cruel" as a captivating exploration of human nature and rural life in the idyllic landscapes of Cornwall. In this compelling narrative, Trevena weaves a tapestry of love, betrayal, and redemption, centered around the enigmatic figure of Furze, whose life is shaped by the harsh realities of his surroundings. Through vivid prose and rich character development, Trevena delves into the complexities of Furze's psyche, revealing layers of vulnerability and resilience beneath his stoic exterior. As the story unfolds against the backdrop of rugged moors and windswept cliffs, readers are transported to a world where tradition clashes with progress, and loyalty is tested in the face of adversity. "Furze the Cruel" stands as a testament to Trevena's mastery of storytelling, offering readers a deeply immersive experience that resonates long after the final page. With its lush descriptions and nuanced portrayal of rural life, the novel captures the essence of Cornwall's rugged beauty and the timeless struggles of its inhabitants. Through Furze's journey of self-discovery and redemption, Trevena invites readers to contemplate the complexities of human nature and the enduring power of compassion in the face of cruelty. "Furze the Cruel" is a timeless masterpiece that continues to captivate readers with its timeless themes and unforgettable characters.
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