Mrs. Robinson's Disgrace

by Kate Summerscale

First published 2012

In 1850, Isabella Robinson attends a lavish party at the home of a wealthy widow. There, she is enchanted by the charms of a handsome young medical student, Edward Lane. As their secret flirtation blossoms, Isabella's repressed desires take hold, leading her to keep a private diary that will ultimately expose her to the harsh judgment of Victorian society. This compelling true story explores the fragile boundaries of marriage, female sexuality, and the high price of passion in a time of rigid social expectations.

Genres: historical-fiction, adult-fiction, biographical-fiction, 19th-century

Vibes: emotional, intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: forbidden-romance, social-commentary

Setting: England

Period: 1850s

320 pages · Paperback · Bloomsbury

Content warnings: sexual-content

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