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The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis
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The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis
Inside this Instaread:
• Summary of entire book
• Introduction to the important people in the book
• Analysis of the themes, important people and author style
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Summary
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters is a historical romance novel and crime story. It is set just outside postwar London in the year 1922.
Frances Wray is a twenty-six-year-old single woman who lives with her widowed mother, Emily. After losing her two brothers in the war, Frances is left to take care of her mother and the household. Her father mismanaged the family's financial affairs before his death, leaving his wife and daughter struggling to get by with few resources. The Wrays are forced to dismiss the household help, leaving Frances to do most of the household chores. Frances decides she must rent out some of the rooms in their house to help with money issues.
Frances makes arrangements for Leonard and Lilian Barber, a young, married, working class couple, to move into the rooms on the second floor of the Wray home. Leonard's friend, Charles Wismuth, helps them move in...
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters - A 15-minute Summary & Analysis
Inside this Instaread:
• Summary of entire book
• Introduction to the important people in the book
• Analysis of the themes, important people and author style
Preview of this Instaread:
Summary
The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters is a historical romance novel and crime story. It is set just outside postwar London in the year 1922.
Frances Wray is a twenty-six-year-old single woman who lives with her widowed mother, Emily. After losing her two brothers in the war, Frances is left to take care of her mother and the household. Her father mismanaged the family's financial affairs before his death, leaving his wife and daughter struggling to get by with few resources. The Wrays are forced to dismiss the household help, leaving Frances to do most of the household chores. Frances decides she must rent out some of the rooms in their house to help with money issues.
Frances makes arrangements for Leonard and Lilian Barber, a young, married, working class couple, to move into the rooms on the second floor of the Wray home. Leonard's friend, Charles Wismuth, helps them move in...
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