Somehow Good

Published in the early 20th century, 'Somehow Good' by William Frend De Morgan follows a man who loses his memory after an accident on an underground train. He is taken in by Sally Nightingale, who discovers that her mother is his estranged ex-wife. The novel combines melodrama with humor and romance, showcasing De Morgan's distinctive voice and character-driven storytelling. As a notable figure in the arts and crafts movement, De Morgan's writing reflects the vibrant culture of pre-World War I England.