The Rebel Daughter

<h2>Mothers against daughters. Lovers on opposing sides. Families torn apart. Where will she fall in this battle for what's right?</h2><p>While her mother is preparing <b>Alice Leigh</b> for marriage, she has other plans. Working at the House of Help for Friendless Girls, Alice's eyes have been opened to the injustices faced by girls and women. Instead of a husband, she now dreams of fighting for women's rights.<br>Meanwhile, <b>Isaac Hinchcliffe</b> is set to take over his adoptive father's steel works when his long-lost birth mother reappears. But when he turns to Alice for support, he finds her distracted by politics he cannot agree with soon, their friendship is torn apart.<br>With both her mother and childhood best friend against her, will Alice continue to fight for a fairer world? Can she and Isaac reconcile before tragedy strikes, or are their differences too big to overcome?<br><b>A thrilling and inspiring Victorian saga, perfect for fans of Kitty Neale, Diane Allen and Val Wood.</b><br></p><h2><b>What readers are saying about <i>The Rebel Daughter</i></b></h2><p><br>'I<b> highly recommend </b>this book.'<br>'Another great instalment with <b>grit, heart and a lot of love </b>along the way.'</p>