The Masked Bridal

"The Masked Bridal" by Georgie Sheldon is a late 19th-century novel that follows Edith Allandale, a stunning young woman whose privileged life is shattered by tragedy, leaving her in poverty. The story follows her hard journey to survive, love, and uncover long-hidden family secrets. After her father and brothers die, Edith faces immense challenges. Early in the story, Edith's path takes a dark turn when she's wrongly accused of passing counterfeit money, revealing her strong character as she deals with difficult situations. Because of this unfortunate interaction at a pawn shop, she is apprehended for unknowingly using fake currency. This event exposes her willingness to support her sick mother while unveiling underlying family mysteries associated with identity and social disgrace, all while seeking freedom from social ills.