The Suffragette of Ironbridge: A gorgeously heartwarming and addictive new WW1 saga

'What a storyteller Mollie Walton is, all of the Ironbridge books are phenomenal'?????'A powerful saga, expertly researched' Glenda Young'Saga fiction at its very best' Margaret Dickinson'Jo's journey of self-discovery and agency had me turning the pages until the early hours' Tracy Baines*Ironbridge, 1911: Childhood sweethearts Jo and Alfie Woodvine couldn't be happier to finally be married with a home of their very own.But when their son, Harry, arrives, Jo finds herself quickly cut off from the world.Though she loves her baby, she hadn't anticipated the confines of motherhood - the long nights and the loneliness. Only when she is introduced to a local group of bold suffragettes does Jo finally find her spark again - and with it a new sense of purpose.These brave, uncompromising women are willing to risk life and limb for the cause, and, despite her husband's reservations, Jo is determined to be a part of it however she can. But 1914 brings news of war in Europe and as tragedy comes