The Wild Man
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #737577 in Books
- Published on: 2000-10
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Paperback
- 317 pages
Editorial Reviews
Synopsis
A Story of Latin Love Set Amidst the Turmoil of Revolution; The latest blockbuster from a multi million-selling author Antonio, a handsome and disillusioned bullfighter secretly longs to release the wild bulls back to primordial freedom. Juan, a lusty, gentle pleasant youth, has a gift for healing and a burning passion to become the world's finest veterinatian. Together, these unlikely companions nurture an ancient tract of Spanish land while pursuing their fervent, radical dreams. When they discover their forbidden feelings, a brutal clash erupts with the family, church, and the terrifying fascist regime of Spain in the 1960s. Only two people share their perilous secret - Antonio's fearless twin sister and the beautiful fiance his family demands he marry. This new love story from the most popular author of gay fiction is a searing, stunning chronicle of turbulent Spain of the recent past, with a powerful message for the present...
Customer Reviews
A heart rending excample of gay love in an opressed society
Once again Patricia Nell Warren gives an uncanny insight in to the world of gay men. Younger people reading this story today may have previously been unable to comprehend the danger of same sex love in an oppressed society. She puts the story across in such a way that you can feel the simmering tension between all the main characters, but especialy the men, in a society where masculinity was the be all and end all. The love scenes are so poignant to someone of my generation that I almost wept.I could taste the fear when they were discovered, the outrage when they were betrayed, the anger when masculine pride stood in the way of love and the joy when the characters won through. I recommend this book to all age groups, for the older generation to remind us how far we have come, and to the younger generation to show how hard fought this journey has been.
It is a book that I could not put down, but then I find this with all of her books.





