The Earl s Promise A Novel Vol. I - Riddell, J. H.
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The Earl s Promise A Novel Vol. I is a historical novel set in a small Irish town, where life is marked by routine and occasional festive occasions. A young woman s sudden disappearance disrupts the quiet of the town, sparking concern among her family and the local community. As the mystery unfolds, the story examines the tension between personal desires and the expectations placed on individuals by their families and society. The narrative delves into how secrets, rumors, and suspicions arise when someone breaks the mold, challenging the boundaries of social class and the roles individuals…mehr

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The Earl s Promise A Novel Vol. I is a historical novel set in a small Irish town, where life is marked by routine and occasional festive occasions. A young woman s sudden disappearance disrupts the quiet of the town, sparking concern among her family and the local community. As the mystery unfolds, the story examines the tension between personal desires and the expectations placed on individuals by their families and society. The narrative delves into how secrets, rumors, and suspicions arise when someone breaks the mold, challenging the boundaries of social class and the roles individuals are expected to play. A series of relationships become entwined, complicated by hidden motives, unspoken desires, and the looming pressure of societal norms. As characters speculate about the young woman s disappearance, the story reveals the consequences of conformity, exploring the impacts of family dynamics, personal choices, and the need for independence. The atmosphere is thick with intrigue and foreshadowing, as the town s inhabitants become more entangled in the mystery, shaping the drama of the narrative.
Autorenporträt
J. H. Riddell (1832 1906) was an English author known for her contributions to Victorian literature, particularly in the genres of gothic fiction, mystery, and romance. She was a prolific writer, publishing novels, short stories, and novellas that often explored themes of social class, supernatural events, and psychological suspense. Riddell s works were widely read during her time, and she frequently contributed to prominent periodicals. Her writing is often characterized by its atmospheric tension, subtle explorations of human nature, and social commentary. Riddell s best-known works include The Uninhabited House (1868), a gothic novel that delves into the mystery surrounding an abandoned mansion with a dark and eerie history. The novel combines elements of supernatural suspense with an exploration of the psychological effects of fear and isolation. Many of Riddell s stories feature strong, independent female protagonists who confront complex and often supernatural dilemmas, reflecting the challenges women faced in Victorian society.