Blind Policy

"Blind Policy" by George Manville Fenn is a 19th-century novel where the lives of characters in Raybeck Square grapple with love and societal expectations. The story opens with Dr. Fred Chester, his fiancée Isabel, and Aunt Grace, whose warnings about marriage hint at the difficulties to come; the book's tranquil introduction is shattered when a desperate woman seeks Dr. Chester's help for her severely injured husband, Robert. As Dr. Chester faces the challenge of saving Robert, the book looks at love, responsibility, and moral dilemmas, setting the stage for a tense narrative.