The Delafield Affair
The Delafield Affair, written by Florence Finch Kelly in the early 20th century, follows Curtis Conrad, a young man seeking vengeance against financier Sumner L. Delafield, whose actions led to his family's downfall. Set against the backdrop of New Mexico, the novel explores themes of revenge, loyalty, and the complexities of human relationships. As Curtis navigates the challenges of ranch life and the impact of a devastating drought, he grapples with his desire for confrontation and the past's influence on his present.
