The Trelawney Girl

Plimoth Colony, 1644.Hester feels like an outsider, and not only because of her limp. When a deep unease consumes her, she seeks reassurance that she belongs, but working alongside her midwife mother her turmoil grows more intense. Then, a shocking discovery turns her world upside down.The blacksmith's son hints at a future together, but while Hester strives to make sense of her life, she can surrender her heart to no-one.When Hester takes action to uncover the truth about her past, it is darker than she imagined. She must reckon with who she is and where she truly belongs.The Trelawney Girl is a gripping story about a long-buried secret, an unwelcome truth and the enduring power of love.Enjoy this book as a standalone tale or as Book 3 of The Mayflower Collection. A retired doctor, Dionne lives in Plymouth, England, with her husband. She has a passion for history, the great outdoors, good food and life in general. With her medical career now well behind her, she is enjoying a second career as an author. Dionne enjoys writing novels about ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances.