Anne Ludlow crafts her novels from the rich tapestry of a life less ordinary. Her varied career path, from service roles and fitness training to running a fashion business, has provided a deep well of experiences. Time spent living abroad in places like Dubai, India, and Iran before significant societal shifts has imbued her writing with a unique global perspective. This eclectic background fuels a fertile imagination, allowing her to explore compelling narratives and characters with authenticity. Driven by a passion for storytelling, she is dedicated to her craft, continually seeking to bring her wealth of untold stories to the page.
1960s, England. Adie wants to be free. For ten years her husband, Bill, has kept her in a prison constructed of fear. She knows if she ever leaves, he will kill her - and now that same fear has invaded the lives of her children. She knows the police won't help; run on home and be a good wife, they'd say.