The Suffragette's Daughter

Set in the transformative year of 1920, this audiobook follows journalist Iris Woodmore as she covers the historic by-election featuring two female candidates vying to be elected to Parliament. Accompanying one of the candidates to a debate in the House of Commons, Iris is confronted by memories of her mother’s tragic death during a suffragette protest six years prior. When a waterman reveals that her mother may have jumped into the Thames rather than fallen, Iris embarks on a quest to uncover the truth, leading her to Crookham Hall, where long-buried secrets and murder intertwine.