My Mother’s Rival

Charlotte M. Braeme's "My Mother's Rival," part of the Everyday Life Library, explores the intricacies of domestic life in the Victorian era. This compelling work of romantic fiction delves into the heart of family drama and the challenges faced by women in a society governed by rigid expectations.

Braeme's narrative presents a timeless tale of love, loyalty, and the complexities of relationships. Examining the nuances of romance and the enduring bonds of family, the story offers a window into the social fabric of the Victorian age. Readers will find themselves captivated by the emotional depth and the relatable struggles of its characters.

A meticulously prepared print republication, "My Mother's Rival" offers a unique opportunity to rediscover this classic example of women's fiction. Immerse yourself in this historical romance and experience the enduring power of Braeme's storytelling.

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