Tender is the Night
A tragic love story set on the French Riviera during the Roaring Twenties, Fitzgerald considered it his greatest work, despite the novel’s lukewarm reception upon its release.


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Este Riviera Franceză în anii 1920. Nicole și Dick Diver sunt un cuplu bogat, elegant și magnetic. O coterie de admiratori sunt atrași de ei, mai ales tânăra actriță în ascensiune, Rosemary Hoyt. Când Rosemary se îndrăgostește de Dick, perfecțiunea calculată a familiei Diver începe să se fisureze. Pe măsură ce adevăruri întunecate ies la iveală, Fitzgerald arată atât dezintegrarea unei căsnicii, cât și eșecul idealismului. Blândețea Nopții este la fel de tristă pe cât este de frumoasă.It is the French Riviera in the 1920s. Nicole and Dick Diver are a wealthy, elegant, magnetic couple. A coterie of admirers are drawn to them, none more so than the blooming young starlet Rosemary Hoyt.When Rosemary falls for Dick, the Diver's calculated perfection begins to crack. As dark truths emerge, Fitzgerald shows both the disintegration of a marriage and the failure of idealism. Tender is the Night is as sad as it is beautiful.
A tragic love story set on the French Riviera during the Roaring Twenties, Fitzgerald considered it his greatest work, despite the novel’s lukewarm reception upon its release.

While holidaying at a villa on the French Riviera, Dick and Nicole Diver, a wealthy American couple, meet the young film star Rosemary Hoyt. Her arrival causes a stir in their social circle and exposes the cracks in their fragile marriage. As their relationship unravels, glimpses of their troubled p
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HarperCollins is proud to present its new range of best-loved, essential classics. 'Sometimes it is harder to deprive oneself of a pain than of a pleasure.' Set on the French Riviera in the 1920s, American Dick Diver and his wife Nicole are the epitome of chic

First published in 1934, Fitzgerald's classic story of psychological disintegration was denounced by many as an unflattering portrayal of Sara and Gerald Murphy (in the guise of characters Dick and Nicole Driver), who had been generous hosts to many expatriates. Only after Fitzgerald's death was Ten
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