196 kr
Lyssna direkt i Bokus Reader – eller ladda ned till din enhet
Finns även i Bokus Play Lyssna och läs utan att köpa bok för bok - välj din nästa titel direkt i appen. Från 79 kr/mån. Ingen bindningstid.
Prova gratis i 30 dagar →Boston, 1879. Phoebe Van Bergen wants more than a life of silk gowns and society balls. She has poured everything into the Van Bergen Women’s Hospital—her inheritance, her defiance, her desperate need to be more than society’s gilded ornament. Within its cramped wards, she matters.
Dr. Douglas McLennan, a brilliant but haunted Scottish doctor, arrives with secrets of his own. Sparks fly as their ambitions—and hearts—collide, forging an unexpected partnership.
When tragedy strikes, both must choose between the safety of their pasts and the promise of something more. Can Phoebe defy society’s expectations and chart her own course—and can Douglas let go of his ghosts to embrace a future he never imagined?
From the opulent ballrooms of Gilded Age Boston to the wild beauty of the Scottish coast, this unforgettable tale of passion, ambition, and the power of love to mend even the most broken of hearts is perfect for fans of Kristin Hannah, Amy Harmon and Olivia Hawker.
Readers love Imogen Martin's historical novels:
“Loved, loved, loved this book! A wonderful adventure and romance… I couldn't put it down. I read it in the bath, letting the water get cold all around me because I didn't want to stop reading!” - Kate Hewitt, author of 'The Last Stars in the Sky'
“A story about fighting for change when the world tells you to stay quiet — and about finding connection when you least expect it. A must-read for fans of emotional historical fiction with strong female leads.” Reader review
“A glorious Gilded Age romance with fascinating, complex, superbly crafted central characters whose chemistry sparkles in every encounter... I resented every moment I had to stop reading to do other things. This is a love story to relish.” Luisa A. Jones, author of The Gilded Cage
Imogen Martin is the author of sweeping historical fiction set in 19th-century America. She has been twice shortlisted for the CIMA International Laramie Award and the Joan Hessayon Award.
