The Stolen March, by Dornford Yates

“The action of this tale begins in Paris and ends in the South of France … The principal characters are a man, a young man, a young wife and a maiden without a name. It is a story without a moral – of an altogether new order, adventurous, modern, imaginative, at times humorous, and has been written in the hope of entertaining, rather than improving, those who read it.”

Originally published 1926 by Ward, Lock & Co Limited, this reprint edition 1957, hardcover with dust jacket that has some damage, 319 pages, some brown spotting on edge of pages.