Edith Percival

May Agnes Fleming was a popular Canadian author in the late 19th century, known for her romantic novels and melodramatic plots. Edith Percival is one of her most beloved works, telling the story of a young woman torn between two suitors: the dependable but dull Charles, and the dashing and mysterious Arthur. With its vivid characters and sumptuous settings, this novel is a classic example of the romantic fiction of its time.
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