The End of the Affair by Graham Greene

The End of the Affair by Graham Greene

Maurice Bendrix hires a private detective to investigate why Sarah, his former lover, abruptly ended their wartime affair years earlier, and the investigation uncovers a private diary revealing a spiritual crisis Bendrix never suspected lay behind her sudden withdrawal.

Greene, writing from his own conflicted Catholic faith, uses the love triangle — really a struggle between Bendrix and God for Sarah's devotion — to explore obsessive jealousy, faith and the possibility of the miraculous intruding on an otherwise realist story of adultery and loss.

Widely considered one of Greene's finest novels, a devastating meditation on love, jealousy and faith.

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