Her Heart for a Compass
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Description
The Top 10 Sunday Times bestseller
An immersive, romantic historical saga
Hello Magazine
Congratulations, you are now officially out in society.
The words made her spirits plummet. Out in society. On the market. And firmly set on a well-worn path that had only one destination. Marriage.
London 1865
When one act of rebellion costs Lady Margaret Montagu Douglas Scott her place in society, her life is swept onto a new course. One that will test her courage and resilience.
From the drawing rooms of Victorias court to the grand country houses of Ireland, and the bustling streets of New York City; Margaret embarks on a journey of self-discovery where she will meet like-minded, and equally spirited, companions who shape her world.
But as she navigates the challenges of forging her own path in life, will she find the greatest courage of all, to follow her heart against all odds?
Praise for Her Heart for a Compass:
A tale of daring and determination.
Sir Julian Fellowes creator of Downton Abbey
Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York has looked deep into her own generous impulsive heart to write a compelling story of a young woman who rebels against the restrictive Victorian conventions of her time to find self-fulfilment and love.
Internationally bestselling author Jeffrey Archer
Book details
- Format:Paperback
- Pages:512 Pages
- Dimensions:198 x 129 x 31 mm
- Publication date:12 May 2022
- Publisher:HarperCollins Publishers
- Language:English
- ISBN10:0008383642
- ISBN-13:9780008383640