In the novel The Guardian of the Heart, Françoise Sagan depicts complex love relationships, loneliness and the search for happiness. Characters face their own feelings, choices and the consequences they bring.
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The Guardian of the Heart is a novel by the French writer Françoise Sagan, published in 1968.
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