Mrs Hudson Goes to Ireland

Mrs. Hudson, recently bereaved and seeking distraction, travels to Ireland with her friend Kitty Melrose to prevent a forced marriage, only to encounter a land of old superstitions, fairy folklore, and social unrest. As she navigates a countryside ripe with change and conflict, she becomes entangled in a murder investigation that threatens her safety—and she also finds herself unexpectedly courted by an elderly widower. The story explores themes of tradition, rebellion, and newfound hope in a time of societal upheaval.