“Delusional Madness is a gripping historical fiction novel set in a 19th-century asylum. It follows a woman unjustly committed by her husband and exposes the brutal treatment of women labeled as ‘mad’ simply for being outspoken, grieving, or inconvenient. Though fictional, it’s grounded in real historical practices, and its purpose is to give voice to the silenced and forgotten. The novel blends emotional storytelling with social awareness, making it ideal for readers who crave truth beneath fiction.”"Some were buried in silence. Others fought to be heard.""A voice silenced. A truth untold. A story you’ll never forget.""She entered as a wife. She became a patient. She refused to ...

At war against Napoleon near bankrupt English mill-masters
experiment with a new factory system acquiring machines to replace
men. A young worker leads the Luddites attacking mills and
smashing machines. With increased assaults and even murder, North
England feels the grip of terrorism. Government agents attempt to
suppress the rebellion. In 1812 there are more British troops in North
England than there were fighting Napoleon.