Mass market paperback, 290 pages
English language
Published 1987 by Bantam.
Of Love and Shadows
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This profoundly moving tale of love, bravery, and tragedy by New York Times bestselling author Isabel Allende brings to life a country ruled with an iron fist—and the men and women who dare to challenge it.
Irene Beltrán is a force to be reckoned with. As a magazine journalist, an unusual profession for a woman with her privileged upbringing, she is constantly challenging the oppressive regime. Her investigative partner is photographer Francisco Leal, the son of impoverished Spanish Marxist émigrés. Together, they are an inseparable team and—despite Irene’s engagement to an army captain—form a passionate connection. When an assignment leads them to uncover an unspeakable crime, they are determined to reveal the truth in a nation overrun by terror and violence. Together, they will risk everything for justice—and, ultimately, to embrace the passion that binds them.
Subjects
- Spanish fiction
- Disappeared persons
- Women journalists
- Translations into English
- Fiction
- Politics and government
- Journalists
- Reading list
- Social conditions
- Man-woman relationship
- Hockaday
- Continental european fiction (fictional works by one author)
- Fiction, family life, general
- Fiction, political
- Latin america, fiction
- Fiction, mystery & detective, general
- Exiles
- Romance fiction
- Chilean literature
- Chilean Authors
- Politicians
- Spanish American literature
- Irene Beltran (Fictitious character)
- Fiction, general
- Missing persons, fiction
- South america, fiction
- Fiction, romance, contemporary