The Limit

In «The Limit,» Ada Leverson delves into the intricacies of Edwardian society, exploring themes of love, desire, and the constraints of social expectation. Employing her signature wit and keen observational prowess, Leverson crafts a narrative that oscillates between humor and poignancy, revealing the subtleties of human relationships. This novel, reflective of her contemporaries, engages with the period's complexities, particularly the expectations placed upon women in their quest for autonomy and emotional fulfillment, while maintaining an elegant prose style laden with irony and insight... Next