Vagabonds (The Emma Grady Sagas Book 3)

Set in 1885, this nineteenth-century British family saga follows Emma Grady, an ex-convict who has returned to her hometown of Blackburn and reunited with her lover, Marlow. Now married with a loving husband and son, Emma remains haunted by her past and the cruelty of her uncle Caleb Crowther, a feared local justice who refused to help her save her first-born child. When Crowther learns of Emma's return, he seeks revenge and begins pursuing Molly, Emma's lost daughter. Born into poverty and crime, Molly struggles to feed and clothe her three children after being abandoned by her husband. Fearing that Crowther is searching for her, Molly flees with her children, becoming vagabonds. She faces hunger, exhaustion, and unwanted attention as she tries to survive on the road. Meanwhile, Emma searches for her estranged daughter, unaware of Molly's flight. Despite her difficult circumstances, Molly possesses the same indomitable spirit as her mother.