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Eleanor's Victory

Author
Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Language
English
Length
540 pages
ISBN
9781836101321
Published
30 January 2026
Imprint
Fractal Press
  • Victorian fiction
  • family conflict
  • father daughter relationship
  • ambition
  • moral endurance
  • reconciliation
  • social expectations
  • personal growth
  • hardship
  • redemption

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Eleanor’s Victory is a Victorian novel of family bonds, ambition, and moral endurance. Young Eleanor Vane reunites with her estranged father, George Mowbray Vane, whose troubled past and financial decline cast long shadows over their hopes. As Eleanor’s innocence and devotion confront the consequences of past mistakes, she must navigate loyalty, sacrifice, and social expectation. Braddon traces Eleanor’s journey toward strength, reconciliation, and a hard-earned triumph over adversity.

Author

Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835–1915) was a prominent English novelist and playwright best known for her Victorian sensation fiction. Rising from modest beginnings, she gained fame with Lady Audley’s Secret, which cemented her reputation for blending mystery, psychology, and social critique. Prolific and influential, Braddon wrote more than 80 novels and helped shape popular Victorian literature.

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