Lady Darlington is a compelling novel by Fred Mustard Stewart, author of The Methuselah Enzyme and The Mephisto Waltz. This edition is the third printing, published in 1971 by Arbor House Publishing Co., Inc., New York. The story is set against the rich backdrop of Edwardian England during 1908 and 1909 and explores a world filled with high romance, suspense, and intricate social and political dynamics.
The narrative centers on the members of the House of Darlington, including the ambitious fifth earl and his malevolent wife, Lady Darlington, as well as Margaret Suffield, a vicar's daughter who becomes deeply entwined with their lives. This novel offers an evocative portrayal of the era's grand salons, Parliament halls, and private rooms where the social and cultural leaders gather. With its intricate plot and vibrant characters, Lady Darlington is an important collectible for fans of historical fiction and early 20th-century narratives.
