This Side of Innocence by Taylor Caldwell, 1947, Vintage Hardback Novel

This Side of Innocence by Taylor Caldwell, 1947, published by Collins, London. Hardback, 512 pages

This vintage novel is in fairly good condition - the original dust-jacket has foxing on the back, as well as some small tears and creases along the edges. There is a name written on the edges of the pages and on the front flysheet. There are some small dog-ears and a few tiny dents on the top edges.
Otherwise there is no writing, tearing or creasing.

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Blurb reads:
In this novel of conflicting wills and unbridled passions, Taylor Caldwell, who began an unbroken succession of best sells with her first novel, Dynasty of Death, proves again her pre-eminence as a storyteller.
The scene is the New York town of Riversend, and the novel covers the twenty years from 1868. It is the story of two vital, strong-willed, unscrupulous and passionate people - who met their match in each other, and whose tempestuous mating smashed the orderly pattern of their families' lives, and, to a degree, that of the community.
The man was Jerome Lindsay, handsome, spendthrift son of the town banker, who had been living in New York on lavish remittances from his father. When he learned that his share of the family fortune was endangered by the imminent marriage of his adopted brother, he hurried home to break it up. The girl was Amelie Maxwell, a lovely upstart, as clever as she was beautiful. The daughter of a drunken tenant farmer, she had been a school teacher, and admitted frankly that she was marrying Jerome's kind-hearted, but shifty and punctillious brother for his money...

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