Black Sheep: A Novel

Black Sheep: A Novel, written by Edmund Yates in the late 19th century, follows George Dallas, a young man who feels alienated from his affluent family, particularly his wealthy stepfather, Mr. Carruthers. The narrative explores themes of isolation, desperation, and the quest for familial connection against the backdrop of European high society. Yates examines societal norms and the experience of being an outsider, making this work a poignant reflection on class and identity.