Folly

Folly (1994) by Susan Minot – Minerva Paperback Edition
From Crappy Old Books – dog-eared, delicate, and dangerously romantic.

In Folly, Susan Minot paints a hauntingly elegant portrait of 1930s Boston society through the life of Lilian Eliot—a woman torn between duty, desire, and the intoxicating pull of passion. With lyrical prose and razor-sharp emotional insight, Minot explores love not as a fairy tale, but as a quiet act of rebellion in a world bound by social decorum and silken expectations.

This Minerva paperback has seen things—creases, whispers, and maybe a bath. The pages are slightly yellowed, the cover gently scuffed, but the heartbreak inside remains timeless.

Crappy Old Books – Bringing you beautiful fiction in slightly battered form.

Good condition with signs of having been read before. Weird, I know.

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