Thelma
"Thelma" by Marie Corelli is a romantic novel first published in 1887. When English gentleman Sir Philip Bruce-Errington travels to Norway, he falls in love with the beautiful and honest Thelma Guldmar. Their marriage brings Thelma to London society, where her beauty sparks dangerous jealousy and resentment. Manipulated by false friends and deceitful schemes, Thelma faces betrayal that threatens to destroy her marriage. This popular Victorian romance explores love tested by social intrigue and misunderstanding across two countries.
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