Tiny Luttrell (1893)

Set in Victorian England, the novel centers on Tiny Luttrell, a wealthy young woman who seeks independence by becoming a governess. As she navigates social challenges and a deceptive romance, themes of class, gender, and social mobility emerge. Ernest William Hornung, known for his Raffles series, weaves a captivating narrative that reflects the struggles of a woman striving for autonomy in a restrictive society. This reprint preserves the cultural significance of the original work, despite potential imperfections.