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The Daughter Who Went Away

(2026)
(The first book in the Cutter Row series)
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One mistake changed her life forever.

London, 1862. When a devastating secret leaves Gwen with nowhere to turn, she is forced to abandon everything she has ever known. With a handful of coins, a false name, and a child on the way, she disappears into the East End, determined to survive.

Life in the rookeries is harder than anything Gwen has ever known. She finds work in the match factory, friendship behind a green door on Cutter Row, and slowly builds a home for herself and her daughter, Eve. For the first time since leaving her family behind, she dares to believe they might have a future.

When Harry Price, a kind-hearted carpenter, begins to find his way into her life, Gwen discovers that some wounds do heal, and some dreams are worth holding on to.

But when a secret threatens to come between them, Gwen risks losing the one man who has given her reason to hope again.

As hardship, heartbreak, and tragedy threaten everything she holds dear, Gwen must find the strength to endure in a city that shows little mercy to women like her.

Because losing everything once was hard enough.

She cannot bear to do it again.

Book One of The Cutter Row Saga. For fans of Dilly Court and readers who love historical romance.



Genre: Sagas

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