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This biographical novel, The Lonely Paradise, explores the tragic and complex marriage of Katherine Dexter and Stanley McCormick. In 1904, the Boston aristocrat Katherine Dexter married millionaire's son Stanley McCormick. Shortly after the marriage, Stanley was diagnosed with schizophrenia. The novel follows their relationship through the 40-year span of Stanley’s illness. The book is in generally good condition and offers a haunting exploration of love and resilience. It provides an intimate portrait of the challenges and struggles faced by those with mental health issues, their families and loved ones. The novel is an engaging read with deep emotional impact. It would be of great interest to readers interested in psychological realism, marital issues, social inequality, and the struggles of navigating debilitating mental illness.