Red Morn (1904)

The novel centers on Maryllia Vaine, a young woman from a wealthy family whose life changes dramatically when she falls for John Storm, a socialist activist. As she becomes immersed in his cause for social change, Maryllia faces conflicts with her privileged upbringing and family expectations. The narrative delves into themes of love, class struggle, and social justice, capturing the early 20th-century political climate. With complex characters and a gripping plot, it offers an insightful exploration of societal tensions, making it a compelling read for fans of historical fiction.