Edina

Set against the backdrop of a superstitious 19th-century mining town, the story unfolds when a haunting sound, believed to herald death, leads miners to strike. As fear grips the community, various characters, including a bookstore owner and a doctor, navigate their beliefs in legends versus reality. The novel intricately explores themes of morality, class, and the supernatural, offering a vivid portrayal of the Victorian working class. This edition enhances accessibility while preserving the original drama and sentiment of the tale.