Alexander's Bridge

Bartley Alexander, a prominent bridge builder, faces a midlife crisis as he rekindles a romance with his old flame, Hilda Burgoyne, while married to Winifred. This turmoil challenges his sense of honor and propriety, leading to a narrative filled with emotional twists and turns. The story blends thrilling moments with introspective themes of truth and ethics, showcasing Willa Cather's early literary exploration. The novel's engaging chapters promise excitement and reflection for readers, encapsulating Cather's classic thoughts in a compelling format.