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In the dim and distant past, when a Lady had servants to look after her house and there was no Mrs Hinch, she relied on the Edwardian bible for the household: the Woman's Book, a weighty tome full of useful information, hints and tips on how to run her household. With everything from the price of setting up and furnishing a new home to how to clean, deal with the paperwork, remove stains, wash and iron clothes properly, and generally run a house in the Edwardian period, this book, written in the rather formal style of 1911, is a mine of useful information, much of it still valid today.
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Based on a true story of four generations, this narrative is comprised of two interweaving strands: Annas story from 1944-1976, and Davids story starting in 1834. Davids granddaughter Anna finds notebooks showing glimpses of 100 years of family life, but behind the apparent calm lies a story of deception and betrayal. The novel is woven around the roots of the authors family.
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