Mothers, Wives and Daughters

Set in Scotland around 1900, this heartfelt historical saga by Evelyn Hood explores themes of love, ambition, and reconciliation as Christy Craig navigates her marriage, career, and family life amid societal challenges and personal temptations. When her husband Andrew is away at sea, Christy takes on a new professional path, causing tension, while Andrew's own romantic pursuits threaten to complicate their lives further. A family tragedy forces Andrew to leave for New Zealand, intensifying the emotional complexities of their relationships. With Hood's signature storytelling, this compelling tale delves into survival, loyalty, and the enduring power of hope.