Tender Is the Night

The last completed novel by an American classic, one of the most significant in his legacy.

Although critics did not appreciate the book, Fitzgerald himself called it his confession, and biographers and fans of the writer's work find in it intersections with his own tragic destiny.

At the center of the poignant story, unfolding in the "Jazz Age," is a brilliant and seemingly perfect couple: Dick Diver, a promising young psychiatrist, the life of any party, and his beautiful wife Nicole. Their villa on the French Riviera becomes a magnet for the bohemian set, a symbol of endless beauty and a carefree life. However, behind this shining facade lies a deep crack…