Her husband vanishes. The answers lie in 1940s London, where secrets surface and the truth comes at a devastating cost.
Essie is consumed by fear. Far from their Caribbean island, her husband has disappeared, leaving her alone and adrift. As her worry grows, their dreams of a shared future slip further away. Determined to uncover the truth the young bride travels to post-WWII London, armed with only a single clue.
In the city's shadowed streets Essie uncovers betrayals that shake her to the core. The man who promised her forever has buried secrets that threaten everything she believed about love, trust, and herself.
Will this search lead Essie to the man she loves, or are her dreams about to be shattered?
Wherever You Will Go is a poignant tale of resilience and self-discovery, set against a vibrant backdrop. Perfect for fans of emotive historical fiction and stories of hidden pasts.
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Fran Clark is an author of emotive women's fiction, whose stories are deeply rooted in the connection between London and the Caribbean. Born to Dominican parents and raised in West London, her work explores themes of identity, resilience and the strength of women - often inspired by the vibrant storytelling of her mother.Her first novel, Holding Paradise, was published in 2014 and later reimagined as the first in the Island Secrets Series. Fran holds an MA in Creative Writing from Brunel University and lives in the English countryside, where she teaches vocals and leads a local choir.She also writes contemporary fiction under the pen name, Rosa Temple.