Hagar Ashendyne is raised by grandparents in the old-fashioned South, among relatives who expect her to marry and keep quiet. Instead she reads, questions, writes, and moves out into New York and Europe, finding a vocation as a novelist and a cause in women’s suffrage and social reform.
An outspoken feminist novel from the author of To Have and to Hold, published in 1913 at the height of the suffrage campaign. Download the free EPUB.