Once in a House on Fire
- 336 pages
- 12 hours of reading
'One of the most extraordinary stories you will ever read of the triumph of the human spirit' Daily Mail
Dr. Ashworth chose to write nonfiction as a way to confront her past, a deliberate step to then move toward crafting fiction. She explains this approach as a means to "pin down" her memories, ensuring that "ghosts wouldn't go streaking across the novels." She is currently focused on her debut novel.

'One of the most extraordinary stories you will ever read of the triumph of the human spirit' Daily Mail