Whatsoever a Man Soweth
1906
In Edwardian London's glittering society, appearances conceal dangerous truths. Wilfrid Hughes has known the Honourable Eva Sybil Burnet, Tibbie, for years, watching her transform from a conventional aristocrat into something far more troubling: a woman of sharp wit, unconventional lovers, and obvious secrets. When Wilfrid encounters her again, he finds a woman grappling with a decision that could destroy everything she holds dear. What she hides, what she has done, threatens not just her future but perhaps her very life. Le Queux, master of society's darker corners, weaves a tale where every choice carries weight and every secret finds its moment in the light. The novel asks an uncomfortable question: when we sow chaos, can we expect anything but harvest? For readers who crave Edwardian dramas where ballroom elegance masks parlor room betrayals.
