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The Lost Girl from Far Away
On sale
11th April 2024
Price: £22
The heartbreaking new novel from the author of An Orphan’s Wish.
Having recently arrived in England, abandoned by her father and brother, Isabella is left to look after her dying mother in an abandoned house. When the worst happens, she suddenly finds herself alone in a strange country, forced to seek out help from strangers in the nearby town.
Sarah doesn’t know what to do with the poor little girl she’s found, orphaned and afraid, except bring her back to Hilda House where they can stay together. But when she discovers the girl’s connection to Wolsingham, Sarah knows she’ll do whatever it takes to keep Isabella safe from the tragedy of her family’s past.
As the lives of the townspeople become increasingly entwined, will they find a way to come together? Or will they fall apart under the past that haunts them all?
Having recently arrived in England, abandoned by her father and brother, Isabella is left to look after her dying mother in an abandoned house. When the worst happens, she suddenly finds herself alone in a strange country, forced to seek out help from strangers in the nearby town.
Sarah doesn’t know what to do with the poor little girl she’s found, orphaned and afraid, except bring her back to Hilda House where they can stay together. But when she discovers the girl’s connection to Wolsingham, Sarah knows she’ll do whatever it takes to keep Isabella safe from the tragedy of her family’s past.
As the lives of the townspeople become increasingly entwined, will they find a way to come together? Or will they fall apart under the past that haunts them all?
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Reviews
Elizabeth reminds us that there is always hope in the face of darkness
Elizabeth writes such strong female characters, who never fail to succeed in the face of adversity
Elizabeth Gill writes with a masterful grasp of conflicts
If you love Catherine Cookson then you will love Elizabeth Gill
