The Three Miss Kings, published in 1891 by Ada Cambridge, is a novel centered on three orphaned sisters—Elizabeth, Patty, and Eleanor—who leave their isolated seaside home in Victoria, Australia, to seek a new life in Melbourne after their father's death. The story explores their struggles for independence and societal acceptance as they navigate the complexities of urban life and relationships. Notable for its portrayal of young women's aspirations in a colonial context, the novel reflects the social dynamics and challenges faced by women during the late 19th century.
