The Naturalist's Daughter

This audiobook explores the interconnected stories of two women, a century apart, whose acts of kindness and curiosity uncover a relay of secrets, lies, and a major 19th-century scientific controversy—the classification of the platypus. From Agnes Banks in 1808, who embarks on a daring journey to present groundbreaking discoveries, to Tamsin Alleyn in 1908, who uncovers a mysterious sketchbook, their journeys reveal how the past influences the future with lasting repercussions. As their investigations unfold, the narrative weaves themes of discovery, legacy, and the ripple effect of seemingly small actions.