In The Devil and Miss Prym, Paulo Coelho tells the story of a quiet village confronted with a moral dilemma that forces its residents to question their beliefs about good, evil, temptation, and human nature. Through this tense and thought-provoking narrative, Coelho explores how fear, greed, and hope shape the choices we make.
 
This novel is a philosophical reflection on morality and the duality within us all — asking whether we are inherently good, inherently flawed, or simply shaped by circumstance. A compelling read for anyone interested in ethics, responsibility, and the psychology of collective behaviour.
 
Pre-loved copy in good condition.