Tenterhooks

Tenterhooks, published in 1912 by Ada Leverson, is a novel that explores the complexities of man-woman relationships and social customs in early 20th-century London. The story centers on the Ottley family, particularly Bruce and Edith, as they navigate family dynamics and romantic entanglements amidst societal expectations. Known for its witty dialogue and satirical observations, the novel is part of Leverson's Little Otteys trilogy, which reflects her keen insights into the social fabric of her time.