The Venetians
"The Venetians" by M. E. Braddon is a sensation novel published in 1893. The story follows John Vansittart, an English gentleman who flees Venice after killing a man in a violent altercation during Carnival. Three years later, now safely back in England, he falls in love with Eve Marchant—only to discover a devastating connection between her and his dark secret. As guilt, deception, and forbidden love intertwine across England and Italy, John must face the consequences of that fatal night.
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