The Strangers in Me: A trail of family secrets and lies jeopardise her place in Victorian society (Women of Old Yorkshire)

A sweeping Victorian drama of family and personal struggles, moving between the rich backdrop of working class life in Yorkshire, and London’s cultural scene.

The Strangers in Me is an emotional exploration of identity, belonging, and the transformative power of truth and love. Perfect for fans of historical dramas such as Downton Abbey and readers of Dilly Court, Barbara Taylor Bradford, and Stacey Halls.

Annalise Patterson is a girl who rises to fame and fortune as the darling of London’s musical society.
When her beloved husband is taken seriously ill, she returns to their rural home to nurse him, only too happy to leave the bright lights behind.
But home is a place filled with fractured relationships, despair, and turmoil, and soon secrets emerge, which reveal everything she held dear is built on a lie.
With her career and reputation in jeopardy, she resolves to uncover the truth and heal old wounds.
Annalise is a woman ahead of her time who knows that family is everything … but blood is not always thicker than water.