In Victorian London, a young factory worker becomes a key figure in the labor movement, fighting for better working conditions and fair wages, only to discover that the factory owner is their long-lost parent, leading to a personal struggle between family loyalty and the fight for justice.
A young factory worker who becomes involved in the burgeoning labor movement, fighting for better working conditions and fair wages in the face of harsh industrialization and exploitation.
The protagonist witnesses a fellow factory worker being injured due to unsafe working conditions, sparking a desire to fight for labor rights and leading to their involvement in the labor movement.
The protagonist becomes a key figure in the labor movement, successfully leading strikes and protests that result in improved working conditions and fair wages for factory workers. The novel ends with the protagonist being recognized as a hero of the labor movement, inspiring others to continue the fight for workers' rights.
Twist: The protagonist discovers that the factory owner is actually their long-lost parent, leading to a personal struggle between family loyalty and the fight for justice.