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A Sister’s Betrayal
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In 1926, Joe Remington brings his new wife Elaine to Fell Rise, where her disapproval of his servants and his support for striking miners quickly isolates her from the household and the surrounding Tyneside community. Their marriage, founded on attraction rather than understanding, hardens into loneliness and resentment.
When Elaine becomes pregnant, her unmarried sister Betty agrees to stay through the confinement. Betty’s ease with Joe and the people of Fell Rise gives Elaine the companionship she requested but also creates a new source of jealousy, forcing all three to confront the loyalties and desires concealed beneath family duty.
This book has also been published under the title Justice Is a Woman.
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