Lady Audley’s Secret

By Mary Elizabeth Braddon
Introduction by Russell Crofts and Jenny Bourne Taylor
Edited by Jenny Bourne Taylor

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About Lady Audley’s Secret

Weathering critical scorn, Lady Audley’s Secret quickly established Mary Elizabeth Braddon as the leading light of Victorian ‘sensation’ fiction, sharing the honour only with Wilkie Collins. Addictive, cunningly plotted and certainly sensational, Lady Audley’s Secret draws on contemporary theories of insanity to probe mid-Victorian anxieties about the rapid rise of consumer culture. What is the mystery surrounding the charming heroine? Lady Audley’s secret is investigated by Robert Audley, aristocrat turned detective, in a novel that has lost none of its power to disturb and entertain.

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Published by Penguin Classics
Oct 01, 1998 | 480 Pages | ISBN 9780140435849

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