M.E. Braddon was a popular British writer during the Victorian Era. Among Braddon’s best known novels are Lady Audley’s Secret and Aurora Floyd. This edition of Good Lady Ducayne includes a table of contents.

The Octoroon or The Lily of Louisiana is a dark tale of crime, race and slavery. Cora, educated in Britain, returns to her fathers plantation in Louisiana to explore the truth about her mother's slave origins. This book, originally published as a series between 1861 and 1862, was Braddon's second anonymous novel and is now known as a classic anti-slavery novel. Mary Elizabeth Braddon was born in Soho, London, England in 1835. She had her first serial novel published in 1861 and was an extr...

Since the first publication of her groundbreaking sensation novel 'Lady Audley's Secret' in 1862, M. E. Braddon's works have gripped the imagination of readers across the world for over one hundred and fifty years. This comprehensive eBook presents the many diverse works of M. E. Braddon, with numerous illustrations, rare texts appearing in digital print for the first time, informative introductions and the usual Delphi bonus material. (Version 1)* Beautifully illustrated with imag...

Lady Audley's Secret is a mystery novel by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. Lady Audley marries an elder man, Sir Michael upon his wish. She conceals and protects her secrets with allure and brutality, far from a victim, but unknown to her, another secret exists.

The story follows the life of the protagonist, Gilbert Fenton, who becomes entangled in a complex web of secrets, mysteries, and unexpected events. The narrative is characterized by suspenseful twists, unexpected revelations, and the exploration of the protagonist's pursuit of truth and justice.As Fenton delves deeper into the mysteries he encounters, he uncovers secrets from the past and navigates through various challenges while attempting to resolve the enigmas surrounding the character...

"All Along the River" is a novel that combines elements of romance, intrigue, and social commentary. The story is set along a river and follows the lives of its characters as they navigate the complexities of their personal relationships and societal expectations.The plot often involves romantic entanglements, moral dilemmas, and dramatic events that challenge the characters' values and desires. Braddon's work is known for its engaging narrative and vivid portrayal of Victorian society, ma...

The novel "The Golden Calf" is a tale that involves themes of society, wealth, and moral complexities. It revolves around the character of Eliza Gilbert, who is married to a wealthy merchant. The story follows Eliza's struggles as she navigates the world of high society, dealing with its temptations and challenges while grappling with personal dilemmas and moral conflicts.Mary Elizabeth Braddon's writing style typically includes elements of sensationalism, intricate plotting, and strong ch...

In "John Marchmont's Legacy, Volume 2," the narrative continues to unfold, delving deeper into the lives of the characters introduced in the first volume. Written by Mary Elizabeth Braddon, this novel maintains its gripping storytelling and intricate plotlines.As the story progresses, readers witness further developments in the inheritance disputes and family secrets that emerged following John Marchmont's death. The characters navigate through various challenges, facing moral dilemmas, ro...

The narrative of "The Lovels of Arden" centers around the Lovel family, focusing on their lives, relationships, and the various events that unfold within the backdrop of the English countryside.The story likely explores themes of love, family secrets, societal expectations, and the complexities of human relationships, often featuring intricate plot developments and character interactions typical of Victorian novels.Mary Elizabeth Braddon was known for her skill in crafting sensational plot...

The story revolves around the character of John Marchmont, a wealthy landowner who dies suddenly, leaving behind a mysterious legacy. The plot follows the repercussions of his death, particularly the inheritance disputes and family secrets that come to light in the aftermath. The narrative is filled with intrigue, romance, and drama as the characters grapple with their newfound circumstances and the revelations about their past.Braddon was known for her sensationalist writing style, and "J...

The Wyllard Estate: The story is centered around the Wyllard family’s ancestral home, which is depicted as having a dark and eerie atmosphere. The estate plays a crucial role in the unfolding drama and serves as a backdrop for the supernatural occurrences that drive the plot.The Protagonists: The central character, Wyllard, is a brooding and mysterious figure whose past and motivations are gradually revealed throughout the novel. The story also follows other key characters, including poten...

In the second volume, readers can expect further development of the plot, characters, and themes introduced in the first volume. This may include deeper exploration of relationships, new twists in the storyline, and revelations that build upon the suspense and emotional complexities established earlier.Mary Elizabeth Braddon's writing style in "Mount Royal" is known for its intricate plotting, vivid characterizations, and exploration of moral and social issues of the time. Her novels often...