Memoirs Of Fanny Hill - John Cleland

A young woman recounts her journey from innocence to experience in 18th-century England. After being orphaned, Fanny is drawn into a life of sensuality and luxury, observing and participating in the pleasures and hypocrisies of society. Through her vivid reflections, she maintains a spirit of curiosity, intelligence, and emotional depth. The novel, both erotic and philosophical, explores desire, morality, and the pursuit of happiness amid social constraint.