The Parson was not published in Kavan's lifetime, but found after her death in manuscript form and published in 1995. This is its first publication in paperback. The Parson is an upright army officer so nick-named for his apparent prudishness. On leave in his native homeland, he meets a rich and beguiling beauty. The days that he spends with her, riding in and exploring the wild moorland, have their own enchantment. But she grows restless in this desolate land. Although in love with him, she discourages any intimacy. Until, that is, she persuades him to take her to a sinister castle situated on a treacherous headland. This is a tale of divided selves locked in an unequal embrace. Passion is revealed as a play of the senses as well as a destructive force.
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