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A Romance of Toronto A Novel   By: (1901-)

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A Romance of Toronto by Annie Gregg Savigny is a delightful novel that captures the essence of love, heartbreak, and the vibrant city of Toronto. With its picturesque descriptions and compelling characters, this book offers a unique blend of romance and urban exploration.

Set in the bustling metropolis of Toronto, the story follows the lives of two main characters, Emily and Daniel, who come from different worlds. Emily is a young, ambitious journalist trying to navigate the competitive media industry, while Daniel is a successful entrepreneur, caught up in the high-powered corporate world. Their paths cross when Emily is assigned to cover a story about Daniel's latest business venture, and sparks immediately fly between them.

Savigny exhibits a remarkable talent for bringing the city of Toronto to life. Through vivid descriptions of its iconic landmarks, multicultural neighborhoods, and bustling streets, she paints a vivid and enchanting portrait of the city. Readers are swept away into the urban landscape, feeling as though they are truly experiencing the sights, sounds, and energy of Toronto alongside the characters.

The author's skillful portrayal of Emily and Daniel's relationship is another strength of this novel. The chemistry between them is palpable, and their blossoming romance is both heartfelt and believable. As their connection deepens, readers are taken on a rollercoaster of emotions, experiencing the joys and frustrations of their journey together. Besides the romantic aspect, the novel also explores the challenges faced by ambitious individuals in demanding careers, adding an extra layer of depth to the storyline.

Savigny's writing style is captivating and engaging, making it easy to become fully invested in the lives of the characters. Her prose flows effortlessly, allowing the story to unfold naturally and immersing readers in the experiences of the protagonists. The pacing is well-balanced, with a mix of tender moments and dramatic twists that keep the reader eagerly turning the pages.

One minor drawback of the book is that at times the narrative can be predictable. While the story is enjoyable, there are moments when the plot follows a formulaic pattern commonly found in romance novels. However, this is easily overshadowed by the book's other strengths, such as its evocative setting and compelling characters.

In conclusion, A Romance of Toronto is a charming and engaging novel that combines romance, vibrant city life, and relatable characters. Annie Gregg Savigny's skillful writing and her vivid portrayal of Toronto make this a must-read for fans of contemporary romance and those seeking a captivating and immersive story.

First Page:

A ROMANCE OF TORONTO.

(FOUNDED ON FACT.)

A NOVEL.

BY MRS. ANNIE G. SAVIGNY

Author of "An Allegory on Gossip," "A Heart Song of To day," etc.

TORONTO: WILLIAM BRIGGS, 78 & 80 KING STREET EAST.

1888.

Entered according to Act of the Parliament of Canada, in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty eight, by Mrs. Annie Gregg Savigny , at the Department of Agriculture.

"I would like the Government to forbid the publication of all novels that did not end well." DARWIN.

"What would the world do without story books." DICKENS.

[Illustration: TORONTO UNIVERSITY, QUEEN'S PARK.]

NOTE.

In the following pages are two plots, one of which was told me by an actor therein; the other I have myself watched from its first page to its last, being living facts in living lives of fair Toronto's children.

THE AUTHOR.

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I. Toronto a Fair Matron

CHAPTER II. Who is Who in a Medley

CHAPTER III. Instantaneous Photographs

CHAPTER IV. The Foot ball of Circumstance

CHAPTER V. A Bona Dea

CHAPTER VI. Coffee and Chit Chat

CHAPTER VII. Across the Sea to a Witch's Caldron

CHAPTER VIII... Continue reading book >>




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