Wyndham's Daughter

Joyce Wyndham may be a daughter of wealth and privilege, but her heart yearns for a life of purpose and meaning. She cannot be content with a future of genteel tea parties and stately balls that her parents envision for her . . . nor can she ever accept the young man they want her to marry.

After attending a political meeting with a friend, Joyce’s mind is awakened to a cause she can embrace, and she’s ready to risk everything—even her family’s rejection—to follow her heart.

But making a difference in the world doesn’t come without sacrifice, and though she’s ready to defy her parents and strike out on her own, pampered Joyce is ill-equipped to make it alone in the world. Before long, she must examine her motivations—as well as her soul—if she is ever to make amends with the family she left behind.

This edition of the 1898 classic Christian novel includes a biography of the author.