Alexander's Bridge

Sinopsis
Bartley Alexander, a world-renowned bridge builder, faces a midlife crisis that challenges both his professional identity and his personal life. Living with his wife, Winifred, in Boston, he nevertheless rekindles a romance with his former lover, Hilda Burgoyne, while in London. As he tries to manage this divided existence, Bartley is pulled between conflicting loyalties, wrestling with guilt and questions of honor. At the same time, a bridge project in Canada requires his attention, drawing him away from the personal turmoil unfolding in both cities. The novel traces how these overlapping demands bring Bartley toward a critical turning point.