By Phyllis Bottome

New York: George H. Doran Company, (1927).

First American edition, first printing.

Publisher's seal to the copyright page.

Imogene, a young lady coming from a very poor background, finds and shuns society circles, gains employment, and insists on having a rented room of her own, away from her employers, in order to seek individualism and freedom.

Phyllis Bottome, an active anti-fascist, while living in Germany wrote the novel, The Mortal Storm, which was filmed and became the first to be set in Nazi-Germany and the first to mention Hitler.

The Messenger of the Gods is a scarce title.

Slight rub-wear to the upper and lower spine edges and corner tips, else very good in brown linen with yellow titles to the front cover and to the spine; lacking a dust jacket.

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