Fiction
Daniel Deronda
Eliot's final novel splits between two stories—Gwendolen's disastrous marriage and Daniel's search for identity—that mirror each other across cultural divides. The psychology runs deep, the social observation cuts sharp. Characters make choices that feel inevitable and terrible. This finds readers who want Victorian novels that grapple with questions still alive today. People who appreciate fiction that takes both individual psychology and social structure seriously. Nearly nine hundred pages that earn their weight.
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