The Age of Innocence

He had everything—except the freedom to love whom he chose.

The Age of Innocence is Edith Wharton's masterful portrayal of desire and decorum in Gilded Age New York. At the center of this elegant, emotionally charged novel is Newland Archer—a man torn between the life he's expected to lead and the life he secretly craves. Caught between tradition and passion, Archer must navigate a world ruled by appearances and silent judgment.

With biting irony and graceful prose, Wharton exposes the constraints of high society and the cost of suppressing one's true self in the name of duty and reputation.

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✔ Unabridged and carefully formatted for Kindle

✔ Active table of contents for seamless navigation

✔ Ideal for fans of historical fiction, literary romance, and social critique

What Readers Say:

"A masterpiece of restraint and heartbreak."

"Wharton's finest novel—piercing, precise, and unforgettable."

"Beautiful, bittersweet, and devastatingly honest."

Download The Age of Innocence today and experience one of the most elegant indictments of society's gilded cage.