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Discover the enchanting world of Madame Midas: Text Classics, a captivating B-format paperback that brings to life Fergus Hume's intriguing tale set in the goldfields of Ballarat. This remarkable novel (ISBN: 9781925498400) dives deep into the life of a woman who possesses the extraordinary ability to turn everything she touches into gold. However, this peculiar gift does not come without challenges. As Madame Midas navigates the complexities of wealth and crime, she becomes ensnared by the charm of the villainous Gaston Vandeloup, an ex-convict with a dangerous agenda.
Set against the backdrop of the thriving Golden City and the bustling Marvellous Melbourne, this 368-page masterpiece intricately weaves themes of ambition, morality, and mystery. Readers will be captivated by Hume's engaging writing style and rich character development. Madame Midas is not just a story of wealth; it's a story about the true meaning of happiness and human connection.
Perfect for fans of classic literature and mystery novels, Madame Midas: Text Classics offers a brilliant insight into the historical significance of the era while providing a thrilling reading experience. Relive this iconic tale, which is a companion piece to the much-loved The Mystery of a Hansom Cab and stands as a testament to English literature's golden age. Immerse yourself in Hume's world and discover why this novel remains a timeless classic.
Set against the backdrop of the thriving Golden City and the bustling Marvellous Melbourne, this 368-page masterpiece intricately weaves themes of ambition, morality, and mystery. Readers will be captivated by Hume's engaging writing style and rich character development. Madame Midas is not just a story of wealth; it's a story about the true meaning of happiness and human connection.
Perfect for fans of classic literature and mystery novels, Madame Midas: Text Classics offers a brilliant insight into the historical significance of the era while providing a thrilling reading experience. Relive this iconic tale, which is a companion piece to the much-loved The Mystery of a Hansom Cab and stands as a testament to English literature's golden age. Immerse yourself in Hume's world and discover why this novel remains a timeless classic.