Cover of Diana Tempest Volume 2 by Mary Cholmondeley Ebook Diana Tempest Volume 2
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Diana Tempest Volume 2

Author
Mary Cholmondeley
Language
English
Length
122 pages
ISBN
9781836103271
Published
13 March 2026
Imprint
Fractal Press
  • family estrangement
  • marital regret
  • love and loss
  • societal expectations
  • personal sacrifice
  • memory and reflection
  • father-son relationship
  • ancestral home
  • duty and loyalty
  • emotional reconciliation

Description

With a price still hanging over John Tempest’s life, Overleigh turns from mourning into a net of hired danger, jealous rivals, and Diana’s fierce independence as love and inheritance pull harder than duty. Cholmondeley’s middle volume of passion, intrigue, and a family secret that keeps buying murder. The wager’s shadow lengthens across every room at Overleigh.

Author

Mary Cholmondeley (1859–1925) was English novelist of psychological depth. Born aristocratic, she explored Victorian women's constraints. Her breakthrough, "Red Pottage," depicted repression and greed. She portrayed claustrophobic domestic settings, blending mystery with realism. Unmarried, she channelled observation into fiction. Her work influenced feminist literature.