Love Itself (1912)

The novel follows Lady Betty, a young aristocrat torn between her engagement to a respectable man and her growing infatuation with a mysterious newcomer. As she delves into her feelings, she confronts societal expectations and uncovers secrets about the stranger's past. The story navigates themes of love, desire, and the constraints of early 20th-century society, highlighting the tension between personal happiness and social duty. This classic work captures the complexities of romance and class in a transformative era.