The Three Sirens

Irving Wallace's powerful novel tells the story of the shattering impact that this seemingly Utopian way of life has on the Americans who have come to study The people of The Three Sirens and who suddenly find themselves instead studying the nature of their own desires, fears and passions Their reactions are the theme of a dramatic and brilliant work of fiction that ruthlessly explores the inmost nature of modern man and his society.

Totally engrossing in its outspoken portrayal of an exotic culture, thoughtful in its examination of contemporary American morality, above all swiftly paced and exciting in its storytelling, The Three Sirens is Irving Wallace's most ambitious and satisfying work of fiction to date.