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In 'Lavinia,' Rhoda Broughton employs her signature blend of gothic intrigue and psychological depth to unravel the complexities of love, identity, and the human experience. The narrative centers on its titular character, Lavinia, whose life is steeped in societal expectations yet marred by personal turmoil. Broughton's prose is both evocative and incisive, utilizing rich descriptions and nuanced character development to explore themes of passion and isolation against the backdrop of Victorian society. The novel's setting and Broughton's incisive exploration of the female psyche place it within the context of the late 19th-century literary movement, where women writers began to claim their narratives and challenge conventional norms. Rhoda Broughton, a prominent figure in Victorian literature, was known for her keen observations of social mores and her ability to illuminate the inner lives of her characters. Growing up in a society that often suppressed women's voices, Broughton's own experiences informed her writing, allowing her to address the tensions between personal desire and societal roles in profound ways. With a body of work that frequently examines the plight of women, she positions 'Lavinia' as both a critique and celebration of female autonomy. This compelling novel is recommended for readers who appreciate intricate character studies and the exploration of the female experience in historical contexts. Broughton's emotional depth and evocative narrative style will captivate not only fans of Victorian literature but also anyone interested in the timeless struggles of self-identity and conformity.

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03 March 2025
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280 p.
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