Marie Corelli Bücher

The exploration of power, politics, and religion unfolds through a narrative rich in ambition, morality, and the tension between spirituality and secular governance. Corelli's vivid imagination brings to life intricately drawn characters and complex plotlines that reflect on the nature of authority and its consequences. The novel challenges conventional views of supremacy, delving into the interplay between faith and political influence. Ultimately, it serves as a meditation on the transient nature of earthly power, resonating with timeless themes relevant to the human experience.

The narrative offers a vivid exploration of the literary community in the nineteenth century, highlighting the intricate dynamics of personal and professional politics among authors. With a cast of colorful characters, the book delves into the intense rivalry, fame, and criticism that define the world of publishing during this era, providing a bold and insightful commentary on the challenges and triumphs faced by writers.

Set in 19th-century England, the narrative follows a protagonist on a quest for true friendship amidst the complexities of Victorian society. As they navigate human relationships and societal expectations, the story emphasizes the importance of genuine connections over material wealth. Corelli's evocative prose explores themes of beauty, passion, and moral ambiguity, highlighting the profound longing for companionship. With twists and turns, the journey reveals that the ultimate treasure lies in the bonds of friendship, leaving a lasting impression on readers.

Set against the backdrop of Paris, this novel explores themes of betrayal, addiction, and the darker aspects of modernity through the tragic journey of Gaston Beauvais. After being deceived by his fiancée and best friend, Gaston descends into a world of absinthe-fueled despair and violence. Corelli’s work offers a critical social commentary on the moral decay of contemporary French society, echoing the realism of her contemporaries while addressing philosophical and psychological questions relevant to an evolving world.

The story revolves around a wealthy woman grappling with the betrayal and excesses of her unfaithful husband, leading her to confront the brutal truths of her marriage. As she navigates the complexities of her situation, her journey takes a dark turn, culminating in an unforeseen and tragic conclusion. This exploration of infidelity and its consequences offers a poignant reflection on the nature of love and betrayal.

The story revolves around a beautiful princess who becomes the muse of a renowned painter, sparking a deep, unsettling connection rooted in a shared past filled with love and betrayal. As the painter grapples with these haunting memories, the narrative explores themes of reincarnation and the enduring power of love across time.

A poverty-stricken man suddenly inherits a fortune and is guided by the mysterious Lucio who introduces him to a world of fame, greed and materialism. As he navigates a path of destruction, he begins to question his partner's motives. Geoffrey Tempest is a struggling writer on the verge of homelessness. He lives in a bustling and expensive city that bends to the rich and powerful. His life dramatically changes when he receives an inheritance from a deceased relative. This sparks the arrival of Lucio, a gentleman who is eager to help Geoffrey manage his wealth. He introduces the new heir to vices that cause more harm than good. Geoffrey soon discovers Lucio's true identity and must choose between the fruits of the spirit and desires of the flesh. The Sorrows of Satan is a commentary on the ancient battle of good versus evil. Corelli uses contemporary London to display man's worldly temptations. The story centers opposing ideals driven by a charismatic and undeniable force. With an eye-catching new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of The Sorrows of Satan is both modern and readable.