Lisa's Reviews > A Woman of Courage

I am a fan of Tania Blanchard, and this was another excellent novel, although I preferred the ones set in the war. In this one, Hannah is the epitomy of the modern Edwardian woman in England. A young and ambitious schoolteacher, she has returned to Ebberfield to help her parents run their pub, but she really wants to have a life in the big city. As her father becomes worse, she becomes trapped, but she starts the suffrage movement there, makes new friends and helps people in the town. Will her desire to live an independent life be affected by her feelings for Roger, an idealistic and handsome young man, however?

The only trouble with Tania Blanchard's books is that they're a bit long, and definitely very long to read in ebook format.

I received this free ebook from NetGalley in return for an honest review.