Publisher's Synopsis
This book is a collection of short stories by Mary Elizabeth Braddon, best known for her sensation novels of the Victorian era. The stories explore a wide range of themes, from the supernatural and the macabre to the romantic and the domestic. They showcase Braddon's versatility as a writer and her skill at evoking the emotional lives of her characters. The collection also includes an introduction by Braddon herself, in which she reflects on her career and her approach to writing.
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