Mystery at Geneva

Set against the backdrop of a journey through Turkey, the narrative explores the spiritual evolution of a small Anglo-Catholic group traveling by camel. The protagonist's experiences mirror the author's own evolving beliefs, making it a profound spiritual autobiography. Influenced by Virginia Woolf, Macaulay's literary contributions extend beyond novels to include biographies and travelogues, showcasing her diverse talents. Her body of work includes notable titles like Abbots Verney, The Lee Shore, and The World My Wilderness, highlighting her significant impact on English literature.