Publication year 2003
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Friendship, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Women`s Studies, Modern Classic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Humor
Loyalty & Betrayal
The texts in this thematic collection organized around the idea of Loyalty & Betrayal range from Dennis Lehane's Mystic River to Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning play Sweat. But each book explores the idea in its own way, revealing the intricate ways we may maintain loyalty at all costs — or test the bonds of family and friend relationships through deep betrayal.
Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons
An Outpost Of Progress
A Perfect Spy
A Photo Finish
A Poison Tree
Apprentice to the Villain
A Respectable Woman
Arsenic and Old Lace
A Simple Favor
Ask Not
A Song to Drown Rivers
A Sorceress Comes to Call
Assistant to the Villain
A Storm of Swords
Astor
A Tempest of Tea
A Thousand Steps into Night
Atmosphere
A View from the Bridge
Awake
Publication year 2003
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Love, Friendship, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Women`s Studies, Modern Classic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Humor
Publication year 1897
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Themes Colonialism, Loyalty & Betrayal, Safety & Danger, Order & Chaos, Good & Evil
Tags Classic Fiction, Colonialism & Postcolonialism, Depression & Suicide, Existentialism, Education, Education, British Literature, World History
In “An Outpost of Progress,” Joseph Conrad (1857-1924), a Ukrainian-born Polish-British novelist and short story writer, presents a disturbing psychological case study centered on the struggle between good and evil in the hearts and souls of two white traders dispatched to a remote corner of Africa to oversee a trading station along the Congo River. The story probes how easily the heart can lose its moral and ethical bearings amid the oppressive emptiness of the... Read An Outpost Of Progress Summary
Publication year 1986
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Loyalty & Betrayal, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction
A Perfect Spy is a 1986 spy novel by British author John le Carré. Described by the author as his most autobiographical work, the story involves the unexpected disappearance of British spy Magnus Pym after his father’s funeral. While hiding from his superiors, Pym reflects on his father’s influence and his lifetime spent lying to the world. A Perfect Spy has been adapted for television and radio. The story explores themes common to the world... Read A Perfect Spy Summary
Publication year 2021
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Perseverance, Fear, Grief, Hope, Joy, Love, Memory, Masculinity, Mental Health, Sexual Identity, Animals, Place, Family, Friendship, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Social Class, Community, Politics & Government, War, Equality, Fate, Good & Evil, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Safety & Danger
Tags Romance, New Adult
Publication year 1794
Genre Poem, Fiction
Themes Revenge, Truth & Lies, Loyalty & Betrayal, Hate & Anger
Tags Lyric Poem, Trauma & Abuse
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Perseverance, Forgiveness, Love, Coming of Age, Animals, Place, Family, Siblings, Good & Evil, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed, Truth & Lies
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Humor
Publication year 1894
Genre Short Story, Fiction
Themes Loyalty & Betrayal, Marriage, Self Discovery
Tags Classic Fiction, Gender & Feminism, American Literature, Education, Education, Realistic Fiction
Publication year 1941
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Loyalty & Betrayal, Nature Versus Nurture
Tags Comedy & Satire, Mystery & Crime Fiction, World History, Dramatic Literature, Humor, Classic Fiction
Arsenic and Old Lace is a three-act, farcical dark comedy by American playwright Joseph Kesselring. It made its Broadway debut in 1941 and enjoyed a successful three-year run. The play was made famous by the 1944 film adaptation directed by Frank Capra and starring Cary Grant as Mortimer Brewster. It is still commonly read and performed today. This guide correlates to the official script published by Dramatists Play Service Inc.Page numbers in your edition may... Read Arsenic and Old Lace Summary
Publication year 2017
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Loyalty & Betrayal, Truth & Lies, Friendship
Tags Horror & Suspense, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Psychological Fiction, Modern Classic Fiction
A Simple Favor is New York Times bestselling author Darcey Bell’s debut novel. Published in 2017 by Harper, the novel was praised for its chilling portrayals of its characters and shocking plot twists, and quickly became a New York Times bestseller. Bell followed this novel in 2020 with Something She’s Not Telling Us, cementing her reputation for domestic noir psychological thrillers. In 2018, A Simple Favor was adapted into a movie starring Blake Lively and... Read A Simple Favor Summary
Publication year 2024
Genre Biography, Nonfiction
Themes Shame & Pride, Femininity, Masculinity, Sexual Identity, Family, Marriage, Social Class, Nation, Politics & Government, Good & Evil, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies, Wins & Losses
Tags World History, Biography, Politics & Government, Gender & Feminism
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Guilt, Hate & Anger, Love, Gender Identity, Self Discovery, Social Class, Nation, War, Beauty, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Historical Fiction, Fantasy, Romance
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Fear, Coming of Age, Daughters & Sons, Mothers, Self Discovery, Good & Evil, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Fantasy, Horror & Suspense
Publication year 2023
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Family, Friendship, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Good & Evil, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Fantasy, Romance, Mystery & Crime Fiction, Horror & Suspense, Humor
Publication year 2000
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Guilt, Memory, Revenge, Disability, Femininity, Masculinity, Mental Health, Climate, Place, Family, Self Discovery, Social Class, Politics & Government, War, Fate, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed, Safety & Danger
Tags Fantasy, Science Fiction, Action & Adventure
Publication year 2023
Genre Biography, Nonfiction
Themes Mental Health, The Past, Social Class, Community, Economics, Immigration, Nation, Politics & Government, Equality, Fame, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Power & Greed
Tags US History, Politics & Government, Business & Economics
Publication year 2024
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Revenge, Race, Death, Family, Colonialism, Politics & Government, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Fantasy
Publication year 2022
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Forgiveness, Hate & Anger, Grief, Hope, Love, Regret, Revenge, Shame & Pride, Beauty, Equality, Fate, Good & Evil, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies, Power & Greed, Religion & Spirituality, Safety & Danger, Wins & Losses, Appearance & Reality, Space, Animals, Place, Daughters & Sons, Friendship, Fathers, Family, Teamwork, Femininity, Gender Identity, Masculinity, Sexual Identity, Social Class
Tags Fantasy, Action & Adventure, Mythology, Coming of Age, Historical Fiction, Gender & Feminism, Asian Literature, Japanese Literature
Publication year 2025
Genre Novel, Fiction
Themes Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Fear, Hope, Joy, Love, Gender Identity, Sexual Identity, Midlife, Death, Future, The Past, Appearance & Reality, Space, Family, Friendship, Marriage, Siblings, Teamwork, Self Discovery, Community, Politics & Government, Equality, Fate, Justice, Loyalty & Betrayal, Order & Chaos, Religion & Spirituality, Safety & Danger, Science & Technology, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Historical Fiction
Publication year 1955
Genre Play, Fiction
Themes Immigration, Masculinity, Community, Loyalty & Betrayal
Tags Drama, Tragedy, Dramatic Literature, Education, Education, American Literature, World History, Classic Fiction
A View from the Bridge is a two-act play by American playwright Arthur Miller. Originally staged as a one-act on Broadway in 1955, Miller expanded the play to two acts and re-debuted the final version in London in 1956. Ten major revivals have been staged in New York, Chicago, Washington, DC, London, and Manchester since then. The play has received drama awards, including multiple Tonys, and has been adapted as feature films, TV movies, and... Read A View from the Bridge Summary
Publication year 2025
Genre Autobiography / Memoir, Nonfiction
Themes Marriage, Conflict, Emotions/Behavior: Courage, Perseverance, Grief, Hate & Anger, Hope, Joy, Loneliness, Love, Memory, Femininity, Midlife, Future, The Past, Daughters & Sons, Family, Friendship, Self Discovery, Colonialism, Community, Equality, Justice, Literature, Loyalty & Betrayal, Music, Order & Chaos, Religion & Spirituality, Trust & Doubt, Truth & Lies
Tags Memoir & Autobiography, Relationships