The March of the Foxgloves

Immerse yourself in the captivating story of 'The March of the Foxgloves', a remarkable historical fiction novel by Karyn Hay. Set against the rich backdrop of late 19th century New Zealand, this enthralling paperback invites readers to follow Frances Woodward, a woman challenging societal expectations and navigating her complex journey of self-discovery. Frances's story begins in London in 1893, where she grapples with the tyranny of her puritanical father and the manipulations of the narcissistic Benedict Hunt. In a courageous act of defiance, she escapes to New Zealand, embarking on a transformative adventure that defies the oppressive norms of her era. Connecting with fellow artists and non-conformists, she is empowered by the revolutionary thoughts of iconic literary figures and social reformers. 'The March of the Foxgloves' highlights the struggles of women in the Victorian age, becomes a must-read for fans of feminist literature, and champions themes of empowerment and independence. With a measurement of 127 x 203 mm and containing 400 pages of well-crafted storytelling, this essential summer read will resonate with anyone interested in historical narratives and tales of resilience. Acclaimed author Karyn Hay masterfully weaves a story that is not just about Frances but a wider celebration of the human spirit's quest for identity and freedom. Revel in the triumphs and tribulations of Frances Woodward as she breaks free from her past and discovers her true self in 'The March of the Foxgloves'.