Delia Blanchflower

In the wake of her fathers death, Delia Blanchflower finds herself the heir to a substantial fortune. Yet, entangled in the fervent world of the Suffragist movement, she becomes captivated by Gertrude Marvell, a prominent leader advocating for womens rights. Disapproving of his daughters radical pursuits, Delias father has placed her inheritance in trust, appointing his old friend Mark Winnington as the trustee. Set against the backdrop of the burgeoning Suffragist movement, this story intricately explores the evolving dynamics between Delia, Gertrude, and Mark, as personal desires clash with societal expectations. - Summary by Simon Evers