The Suffragette's Daughter: Iris Woodmore Mysteries Series, Book 1

The year 1920 is a time of contrasts and change - a dangerous combination that sets the stage for a thrilling mystery.

In this captivating tale, Iris Woodmore, a determined journalist, uncovers a web of secrets and lies that lead to murder.

With two women vying for a seat in Parliament, Iris accompanies one of the candidates to a debate in the House of Commons, where she discovers a shocking truth about her mother's death.

A waterman tells Iris that her mother didn't fall into the River Thames during a suffragette protest - she jumped.

Determined to uncover the reason behind this fatal leap, Iris embarks on a dangerous investigation that leads her to an ancestral home where hidden secrets hide deadly truths.

Will Iris uncover the truth before it's too late? Find out in this gripping and suspenseful tale of mystery and intrigue.