Written by one of the most prolific authors of the 19th century The Fatal Three although not as sensational as some of her other novels serves up some very fascinating characters. It also raises some very interesting questions regarding moral & religious education, Victorian marriage laws, mental illness and how one's upbringing can determine one's fate.
Delightful country homes and exquisite scenery provide the usual perfect backdrop for this enjoyable read by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. - Summary by Celine Major
Delightful country homes and exquisite scenery provide the usual perfect backdrop for this enjoyable read by Mary Elizabeth Braddon. - Summary by Celine Major
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
BOOK 1 Chapters 1-3
37:18 - Chapter 2
Chapter 4
40:01 - Chapter 3
Chapter 5
34:35 - Chapter 4
Chapters 6-7
35:20 - Chapter 5
Chapters 8-9
33:33 - Chapter 6
Chapter 10
33:08 - Chapter 7
Chapters 11-12
34:32 - Chapter 8
Chapter 13
30:36 - Chapter 9
Chapter 14
36:11 - Chapter 10
BOOK 2 Chapter 1
32:02 - Chapter 11
Chapters 2-3
36:59 - Chapter 12
Chapter 4
43:03 - Chapter 13
Chapter 5
34:42 - Chapter 14
Chapter 6
33:40 - Chapter 15
Chapter 7
35:54 - Chapter 16
Chapter 8
34:51 - Chapter 17
Chapter 9
36:07 - Chapter 18
Chapter 10
16:50 - Chapter 19
BOOK 3 Chapter 1
24:08 - Chapter 20
Chapters 2-3
38:26 - Chapter 21
Chapters 4-5
35:15 - Chapter 22
Chapter 6
36:54 - Chapter 23
Chapter 7
36:27 - Chapter 24
Chapter 8
30:31 - Chapter 25
Chapters 9-10
34:04