The Voice Of Mercy (1884)

Set in 19th-century England, the novel follows Mercy, an orphan raised by a self-absorbed uncle. As she matures, she becomes acutely aware of social injustices, particularly the plight of women and children. Driven by her compassion, Mercy engages in charitable work and joins the suffragette movement, advocating for women's rights. Her activism strains family relationships, as they deem her efforts inappropriate. The story delves into themes of social justice and the courage to fight for what is right, making it a resonant tale for modern readers.