D.H.awrence's Women inove is the sequel to The Rainbow (1915) and continues to follow theives andoves of Gudrun and Ursula Brangwen. Through his merciless exploration of human character and relationships,awrence reveals the complexity ofove and the human psyche and his passionate belief in the physical world of nature. Published privately in New York in 1920, Women inove was at first considered a work of sexual depravity, but is today one ofawrence's most acclaimed novels.