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A Lady in Irons
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A Lady in Irons

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A Lady in IronsEngland 1800s - Parramatta, Australia 1808+

Life handed them heartbreak, and then they discovered love.


Katy Harrington is mourning the death of her husband after he dies in a shooting accident. Barely coping, she awaits the birth of their child. If it's a girl, she must hand the family home to her husband's brother.

The day after giving birth to a daughter, she and her child are left on the side of a road. She collapses and is found by someone she thought had died in a fire ten years before.

Badly scarred after the fire that took Katy's father, the reclusive Perry White, nurses her back to health. They marry and move in with her widowed friend, Mary.

After some years, she discovers her husband and friend in each other's arms. Now living in a love triangle, she flees. Grasping the only straw available, she intentionally gets arrested and is sent to a colony far away. By doing this, her marriage can be annulled.

What happens in the Penal Colony is different from what she expects. But what of Perry and her children?

Will Perry find Katy? What happens if he does as she's now a convict?


'A Lady In Irons' is a colonial era story and the last in the 'Unlikely Convict Ladies Trilogy'. It that takes you back to a simpler time when simply surviving was a battle won.

Set in theParramatta and Sydney in Convict era Parramatta.


If you love Australian Colonial history, you will love Sara Powter's 'A Lady In Irons' An absorbing tale of love and survival in the face of adversity. Even in one's darkest hours a light shines.

Buy 'A Lady in Irons' to find out about Katy and Perry's story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Thorpe Bowker
Date
9 January 2024
Pages
440
ISBN
9781923097223

A Lady in IronsEngland 1800s - Parramatta, Australia 1808+

Life handed them heartbreak, and then they discovered love.


Katy Harrington is mourning the death of her husband after he dies in a shooting accident. Barely coping, she awaits the birth of their child. If it's a girl, she must hand the family home to her husband's brother.

The day after giving birth to a daughter, she and her child are left on the side of a road. She collapses and is found by someone she thought had died in a fire ten years before.

Badly scarred after the fire that took Katy's father, the reclusive Perry White, nurses her back to health. They marry and move in with her widowed friend, Mary.

After some years, she discovers her husband and friend in each other's arms. Now living in a love triangle, she flees. Grasping the only straw available, she intentionally gets arrested and is sent to a colony far away. By doing this, her marriage can be annulled.

What happens in the Penal Colony is different from what she expects. But what of Perry and her children?

Will Perry find Katy? What happens if he does as she's now a convict?


'A Lady In Irons' is a colonial era story and the last in the 'Unlikely Convict Ladies Trilogy'. It that takes you back to a simpler time when simply surviving was a battle won.

Set in theParramatta and Sydney in Convict era Parramatta.


If you love Australian Colonial history, you will love Sara Powter's 'A Lady In Irons' An absorbing tale of love and survival in the face of adversity. Even in one's darkest hours a light shines.

Buy 'A Lady in Irons' to find out about Katy and Perry's story.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Thorpe Bowker
Date
9 January 2024
Pages
440
ISBN
9781923097223