Masterman’s Mistake

Masterman's Mistake is a compelling early twentieth-century novel by Thomas Cobb that explores the consequences of a single misjudgement within the conventions of Edwardian society. Blending engaging characterisation with themes of reputation, duty, and personal redemption, Cobb presents a thoughtful story of relationships and moral choices, reflecting the social values and expectations of the period while maintaining an entertaining narrative.

Publisher: Hutchinson & Co.
First Published: 1913
Genre: Fiction/Drama
Condition: Fair