Isabel Leicester

About this book

In a society grappling with the shifting roles of women in the late 19th century, "Isabel Leicester" by Maude Alma explores the complexities of identity and independence. Following the untimely death of her father, Isabel navigates the precarious transition from privilege to self-sufficiency as she takes on the role of a governess. Amidst societal expectations, she confronts the challenges of unalienable rights and personal ambition, ultimately redefining her place in a changing world. This poignant romance novel is ideal for students and historians interested in the evolution of women's roles and the intersection of personal and societal struggles. Discover Isabel's journey of resilience and transformation in this captivating narrative.