William Dean Howells' novel 'The Garotters' is a compelling narrative set in mid-19th century Boston, exploring the social inequalities and moral dilemmas faced by characters intertwined in a web of crime and justice. Howells' realistic and detailed writing style captures the essence of the times, shedding light on issues of class struggle and the consequences of societal norms. The novel is a blend of mystery, social commentary, and psychological insight, making it a thought-provoking read that delves into the complexities of human behavior and the impact of external forces on individual choices.
