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A Season In Purgatory by Dominic Dunne
“A Season in Purgatory” is a novel written by American author and journalist Dominick Dunne. It was first published in 1993. The novel is a work of fiction but is heavily influenced by real-life events and scandals. It explores themes of power, privilege, and the dark secrets of the wealthy elite.
The story is set in the world of the rich and influential, focusing on the lives of the members of a prominent Irish-American family. The central character is Harrison Burns, who is a young man from this influential family. The novel delves into the family’s scandals, dark secrets, and the consequences of a murder that occurred years earlier.
Dominick Dunne was known for his keen insight into high society and his ability to weave elements of true crime into his fiction. “A Season in Purgatory” is inspired by the scandalous events and power struggles among the wealthy and well-connected.
The novel explores the lengths to which people will go to protect their social status and family reputation, and it’s known for its intricate character development and exploration of moral and ethical dilemmas. If you are interested in novels that examine the lives of the privileged and the consequences of their actions, “A Season in Purgatory” by Dominick Dunne may be a compelling read for you.
