Mathilda

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's "Mathilda" delves into the dark heart of family secrets and psychological torment. Set against the backdrop of the seventeenth century, this work of gothic and literary fiction explores forbidden love and its devastating consequences. < p/> A haunting tale of incest and its profound impact, "Mathilda" is a gripping family drama shrouded in secrecy. Shelley masterfully crafts a narrative that probes the depths of the human psyche, revealing the destructive power of repressed desires and unspoken truths. < p/> This carefully prepared print edition offers a timeless exploration of taboo subjects, showcasing the author's signature blend of intense emotion and introspective prose. Readers interested in gothic, psychological, and literary fiction will find this story a compelling and unforgettable experience.

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