The Storm Girl

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The gripping new historical novel from the USA Today bestselling author of The Girl from Bletchley Park and The Forgotten Secret.

A heartbreaking choice. A secret kept for centuries.
1784. When Esther Harriss father hurts his back, she takes over his role helping smugglers hide contraband in the secret cellar in their pub. But when the free traders ships are trapped in the harbour, a battle between the smugglers and the revenue officers leads to murder and betrayal and Esther is forced to choose between the love of her life and protecting her family

Present day. Fresh from her divorce, Millie Galton moves into a former inn overlooking the harbour in Mudeford and plans to create her dream home. When a chance discovery behind an old fireplace reveals the houses secret history as a haven for smugglers and the devastating story of its former residents, could the mystery of a disappearance from centuries ago finally be solved

Sweeping historical fiction perfect for fans of Lucinda Riley, Kathryn Hughes and Tracy Rees.

Readers LOVE The Storm Girl!

Amazing book Both timelines were compulsive reading. NetGalley reviewer

Wow. Excitement by the bucketful! Read this in record time. Recommend it. NetGalley reviewer

Just the most beautiful book I haven't read anything quite as engaging as this in recent years! NetGalley reviewer

Highly enjoyable A gripping read. NetGalley reviewer

If I could give this book more than 5 stars, I would gladly give them This one is up there with the best. NetGalley reviewer

Brilliant. NetGalley reviewer

I really enjoyed this book Well researched and very compelling. NetGalley reviewer

I really loved how this story played out with all the suspense, mystery and drama within each timeline, it kept me wanting to keep on reading to see what would happen next. NetGalley reviewer

A great story. NetGalley reviewer

Highly recommended. NetGalley reviewer

Author Bio

Kathleen McGurl lives near the sea in Bournemouth, with her husband, sons and cats. She began her writing career creating short stories, then she got side-tracked onto family history research. She has always been fascinated by the past, the ways in which the past can influence the present, and enjoys exploring these links in her novels. You can find out more at her website, http://kathleenmcgurl.com/, or follow her on Twitter @KathMcGurl