The End of the Affair by Graham Greene (Book Analysis)

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<i>The End of the Affair</i> by Graham Greene, a tale of doomed love and the vagaries of faith. It follows Maurice Bendrix as he is reunited with his former lover Sarah, who had ended their affair suddenly during the days of the Blitz a year and a half previously. However, Bendrix’s feelings are reawakened by their renewed acquaintance, and he sets out to rekindle the affair, despite the hurdles of propriety and morality that stand in their way.
<i>The End of the Affair</i> is considered one of Graham Greene’s seminal ‘Catholic novels’, and is a classic example of Blitz fiction.

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