Little Robin: A quest for unconditional love in Edwardian England (Women of Old Yorkshire)

A vivid, Gilded Age romance set in a world where love is both a source of pain and the ultimate salvation.

Little Robin is a compelling portrayal of the enduring bonds of friendship and family. Perfect for fans of historical dramas such as Downton Abbey and The Gilded Age, and readers of Dilly Court and Barbara Taylor Bradford.

Serena Wilton-Robbins is a woman who knows true love is unconditional. So unconditional, she is prepared to put aside her own happiness and let go the love of her life.
A new century may have dawned, but in Yorkshire’s booming mill towns, extravagance still sits hand in hand with hardship and poverty.
Serena, daughter of a successful banker, has a privileged lifestyle, until a fateful romance turns her world on its head.
Forced to make a life for herself and her baby daughter, slowly she succeeds, finding refuge at Mallerby Hall with Dawson Mallerby.
However, whilst Dawson may well be her protector, he is not hers to love.
When her old life re-emerges, she is once again thrown into turmoil. Serena must then make a choice, between the man she loves, or carving a path through life on her own.