Marion Arleigh's Penance / Everyday Life Library No. 5

Name: Marion Arleigh's Penance / Everyday Life Library No. 5
Author: Charlotte M. Brame

By Charlotte M. Brame

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A veiled woman, overcome with remorse, leaves the city's heat and noise and takes a train to a secluded village, appearing silent, withdrawn, and physically exhausted. She disembarks at a small rural stop, sinks into the countryside to sleep, then seeks lodging in a quiet cottage, concealing her identity and purpose. The narrative follows her inward anguish, social isolation, and efforts toward atonement, exploring themes of secrecy, moral reckoning, and the search for solace amid judgment and exile.

About the Author

Charlotte M. Brame

Charlotte M. Brame was a British novelist known for her contributions to the genre of romantic fiction in the late 19th century. Her works often explore themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of relationships, reflecting the societal norms of her time. Among her notable titles is "Dora Thorne," which showcases her ability to weave intricate plots centered around strong female characters. Brame's writing is characterized by its emotional depth and engaging narratives, making her a significant figure in the literary heritage of her era. Her novels, including those in the "Everyday Life Library" series, continue to resonate with readers interested in historical romance.