The Little Lady of the Big House

Caught between two men. Bound by duty. Torn by desire.

In The Little Lady of the Big House, Jack London departs from his adventure roots to deliver a psychological and emotional drama about love, fidelity, and the complexities of the human heart. This bold, controversial novel delves into the inner life of a woman at the center of a love triangle—and the tragic consequences of longing for more.

Paula Forrest is beautiful, intelligent, and wealthy—but she is not content.

Married to the successful rancher Dick Forrest, Paula's world seems perfect. Yet her growing emotional connection with the poetic and idealistic Evan Graham threatens to unravel everything. As tension simmers beneath the surface, choices must be made—and hearts will be broken.

A deeply introspective novel about modern love and emotional freedom.

Written in 1916, The Little Lady of the Big House explores themes of autonomy, romantic complexity, and existential yearning—marking it as one of Jack London's most personal and experimental works.

What Critics and Readers Say:

"London's most daring and revealing work." – Literary Hub

"A bold portrayal of a woman's emotional struggle in a changing world." – The New York Times

"A love triangle with psychological depth and tragic beauty." – Amazon Reviewer

Why You'll Love This Book:

A romantic tragedy rich with psychological and emotional nuance

Jack London's most personal and introspective novel

Explores themes of gender, freedom, and modern relationships

Perfect for fans of Kate Chopin, Edith Wharton, and D. H. Lawrence

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Step into a world where love and longing collide—and the cost of emotional truth may be everything.

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