The Wife of Sir Isaac Harman by H.G. Wells

Lady Harman, a thoughtful and intelligent woman, begins to question her role in a marriage dominated by her wealthy, rigid husband. As she becomes more involved in social reform and meets a sympathetic writer, she starts to imagine a different kind of life. The story traces her emotional and intellectual awakening, confronting the constraints of marriage, class, and gender. The plot centers on her growing independence and the tension between private duty and public purpose. It’s a modern novel of self-discovery and quiet rebellion.