Stirling and Quebec, 1900

A tale of blackmail, kidnap and terrible secrets. Of children being sent abroad, and of women trying to do the right thing at a time when they were second class citizens.

How far will Jane Knight and Eliza Frew go to protect the ones they love … and save themselves?

Child rescue and migration are the backdrops to this historical drama that packs a punch.

An intelligent and emotionally rich story which is truly engaging.

Highly commended in the Pitlochry Quaich Historical Novel competition.

REVIEW TO FOLLOW!

About the Author

Elaine Whiteford is a Scottish writer of fiction and non-fiction. She is passionate about local history and women’s social history in late Victorian and Edwardian times. The Rescue Sisters is the first of her historical novels to be published. She has had extracts of two novels published in Gold Dust magazine and short fiction published by Stryvling Press. In non-fiction Elaine is the author of The Story of Stirling Golf Club, a contributor to Wild & Temperate Seas and has had photo articles about scuba diving and marine life published in a wide range of magazines.

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