Gone with the Wind: a novel: Book 2

When the young American writer Margaret Mitchell (1900-1949) wrote her only novel, she had no idea that it would become world famous. However, millions of readers now consider Gone with the Wind to be their favorite work.

The crazy love of Scarlett O'Gara and Rhett Butler erupts in one of the most difficult periods of the life of the United States — during the Civil War of the South and the North (1861-1865) and post-war Reconstruction. When men die during these events, all possible misfortunes fall on the heads of women. But Scarlet comes out of any situation with dignity, defying public opinion.

It seems that everything is dying in this vortex - people, their relationships, and there is no force that can revive them. But there is such a power - it is called love...