I love that Sarah E. Ladd writes Regency fiction that’s more middle class than nobility (it’s hard work keeping track of who is higher ranked). In The Weaver’s Daughter, she explores some people’s resistance to progress as the mill owners and weavers butt heads.
In My Opinion…
Caught between the two groups, Kate Dearborne’s love for her father (a weaver) and her brother (who left weaving for the mill) causes strain. The return of Henry Stockton—a man the entire community believed dead—creates even more tension in the town.
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