Publisher's Synopsis
Office worker Eveline Fenton's life changes forever when she's caught up in a suffragette march in the summer of 1909. It is here that she meets Constance Mornington. Though the girls are from very different backgrounds - Eveline is a grocer's daughter from the East End of London and Connie is the daughter of a wealthy Harley Street doctor - their meeting is the start of a life-long friendship. When Connie falls for a lowly bank clerk, she is forced to make a choice between her family and the man she loves. In contrast, Eveline finds herself attracted to a gentleman she meets at the suffragette meetings. But is Laurence Jones-Fairbrook merely dallying with her affections?
