Marjorie (1903)

Set in early 1900s England, Marjorie Lescelles grapples with the constraints of high society and her family's expectations. A strong-willed and independent young woman, she faces a pivotal choice between following her heart for a man of lower social standing or adhering to societal norms. The novel delves into themes of love, class, and the quest for individuality, showcasing vivid depictions of the English countryside and engaging characters. This timeless story of love and self-discovery resonates with readers across generations.