Ann Veronica - (1909)

Focusing on the social and political emancipation of women, the novel presents a realistic and idealistic portrayal of contemporary issues surrounding physical love. It marks a significant shift in H.G. Wells's writing, offering a straightforward narrative that addresses pressing domestic problems. Published in 1909, it reached a wider audience and is considered a landmark in both Wells's career and the evolution of the modern novel, showcasing his ability to blend social commentary with engaging storytelling.