‘PARK LANE’

24 June 2012 /

London, 1914. Two young women dream of breaking free from tradition and obligation; but at 35 Park Lane, Lady Masters, head of a dying industrial dynasty, insists that life is about service and duty. Below stairs, housemaid Grace Campbell is struggling. She waits on Miss Beatrice, who is increasingly drawn into Mrs. Pankhurst’s captivating underground world of militant suffragettes.

by Frances Osborne

Published by Virago

14.99 pounds in hardback

Fiction: historical

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