The Mating Impulse, published in 1928 by Edwin Balmer, is a novel set against the backdrop of the women's suffrage movement in early 20th century England. It follows Roberta Leigh, an American suffragist, as she engages in militant protests that lead to dangerous situations. The narrative intertwines themes of love and rebellion, focusing on her relationship with Andy Farnham, who searches for her amidst the chaos. The story highlights the social climate of the time, exploring the implications of activism and personal relationships.
