Persuasion

Jane Austen

Publisher: Zenith Whispering Pines Publishers

Summary

Eight years ago, she let him go. Now he's back—and her heart is no longer hers to command.
At nineteen, Anne Elliot was persuaded to refuse the man she loved: the earnest, ambitious Frederick Wentworth. When he returns as a confident naval captain, their worlds collide once again. Old wounds reopen, unspoken feelings rise, and Anne must face the heartbreaking possibility that she may have lost her last chance at happiness.

Praised as "Austen's most mature and deeply emotional novel," Persuasion explores longing, resilience, and the quiet strength of a woman who learns to trust her own heart. Its graceful prose and unforgettable love story continue to move readers everywhere.

If you cherish slow-burn romance, heartfelt emotion, and stories of love reclaimed, this classic will stay with you long after the final page.

Open the book—and rediscover the love that time could not erase.

Available since: 12/10/2025.

Print length: 249 pages.

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