Lord Byron's Novel

Exploring themes of legacy and identity, the narrative centers on Ada, Lord Byron's abandoned daughter, who discovers a long-lost manuscript her father never published. As she reads and annotates the work, she seeks to understand the father she yearned for. Simultaneously, a modern young woman, learning about the manuscript and Ada's deep connection to Byron, embarks on her own journey of reconnection with her estranged father, whose past is marred by a grave crime. The novel intertwines personal histories with literary intrigue.