The Judas tree
This is yet another semi-autobiographical work about a medical man who achieves success and worldy wealth in a non-medical field but remains unsatisfied with his life. It is a rather bitter book , with the protagonist being very self-centred , and it makes reference , as do a number of Cronin's works , to a fixation with suicide. Nonetheless, it is a good and interesting read
Tropes & themes
Love historical romance? Start a whole shelf for $9.99
The Margot St. James collection — ten full-length Regency romances, enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, and morally-grey heroes, in one instant download.
$79.90 $9.99 for all 10
Instant download • EPUB & PDF • DRM-free
Readers who liked this also enjoy
- Taken by the Laird by Margo Maguire
- Hunting for a Highlander by Lynsay Sands
- His Wicked Ways-(MacKay #1) by Samantha James
- Scottish Brides:(Fairchild Family #2.5) by Karen Ranney
- MacLyon by Lolah Burford
- Highland Bride by Colleen Faulkner
Where to read The Judas tree
The Judas tree is widely available in ebook and print — check your library, Kindle Unlimited, or your preferred retailer. Prefer to start a whole collection at once? The Margot St. James bundle gives you ten full-length Regency romances for less than the price of one paperback.