The Ivory Gate, a New Edition

The Ivory Gate, written by Walter Besant in the late 19th century, is a novel set in Victorian London that delves into themes of memory, forgery, and complex human relationships. The story follows Mr. Edward Dering, a solicitor who discovers a mysterious cheque for £720 made out to an unknown man, Edmund Gray, prompting a quest for answers that reveals layers of trust and suspicion. This narrative intricately explores the implications of forgery and the challenges faced in both professional and personal spheres, making it a significant work of its time.