Conscience — Volume 4

Conscience — Volume 4, written by Hector Malot in the late 19th century, follows Saniel, a physician struggling with insomnia and moral dilemmas stemming from his past. The narrative explores his internal conflicts after the deaths of two significant figures in his life, leading to guilt and grief that complicate his new relationship with Phillis. This novel delves into themes of personal turmoil, redemption, and the psychological burdens of conscience, making it a notable work in the realm of psychological fiction.