The Constant Nymph (novel)

*The Constant Nymph* is a novel by Margaret Kennedy that explores the complex relationships within a wealthy, artistic family across Europe. Central to the story is the passionate and unconventional young woman, the "Nymph," whose genuine love and emotional honesty challenge societal expectations. The narrative examines themes of love, obsession, talent, and societal pressures, focusing on the bonds between family members and outsiders. Set against picturesque European backgrounds, the novel delves into human passions and the often-conflicting nature of individual desires and social conventions. It’s a poignant reflection on youthful longing and the intricacies of personal relationships.