The King Behind The King (1914)

Set against the backdrop of early 20th century Britain, the narrative centers on King Edward VII, whose political influence shapes the monarchy's role. The novel intricately portrays his relationship with his son, George V, amidst the tensions between the royal family and the government. A young journalist becomes embroiled in a scandal involving a royal, adding personal drama to the political landscape. This historical novel offers a rich exploration of power dynamics and the complexities of royal life during a transformative period in British history.