Circe's Daughter

Circe's Daughter, written by Priscilla Craven in the early 20th century, explores the lives of various characters, particularly focusing on Gilbert Currey, a young barrister, and Claudia Iverson, the daughter of the scandalous Circe. The novel examines themes of ambition, personal happiness, and the complexities of interpersonal relationships within the context of early 1900s British society. It provides a nuanced portrayal of social life and customs during this era, making it a notable work of fiction.