The Lost Girls of St Ann's

Set in 1960 Manchester, this story follows three women—Joan, Megan, and Caroline—who find themselves at St Ann's mother and baby home after becoming pregnant outside of marriage. As they wait to give birth and face the reality of separation from their babies, their lives are forever shaped by the choices they make. The narrative explores themes of loss, regret, and the enduring hope of redemption as the women confront their pasts.