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The Three Sirens

Irving Wallace

19631 pagesabout 5–10 minutes
1963
first published
  • 1963Simon and Schuster · 572 pages · ENG
  • 1969New English Library · 544 pages · ENGISBN 9780450002236
  • 1974New English LibraryISBN 9780450022180
  • 1964SignetISBN 9780451050496
  • 1964SignetISBN 9780451113597
  • 1964SignetISBN 9780451094575
  • 1964Signet · 1 pages · ENGISBN 9780451159403
  • New English Library · ENGISBN 9780450050435

The shattering impact of the morals and customs of a tiny Polynesian community tears open the lives of visitors to a group of undiscovered Pacific islands. Here, untouched by western taboos and inhibitions, they discover the very depths of their own natures, desires, fears and passions. Promiscuous, impotent, bored, frightened, mother-dominated - this odd assorted group of men and women discover that unfettered freedom reveals their unknown selves with a relentless intimacy which cannot be ignored. Against the background of these Utopian coral islands, Irving Wallace has shown an idyllic way of life which exposes many of the deformities and hypocrisies of some of our most cherished beliefs and customs.

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