The Girl at the Hanging Tree

Gemma Louise Coldiron grapples with a dual existence, balancing her adventurous spirit with the controlling influence of Tansy, her other personality. While Gemma is easygoing and eager to explore the world, Tansy's strict rules confine her to their Victorian mansion, allowing only bi-weekly shopping trips. This internal struggle highlights themes of identity and freedom, as Gemma seeks to reclaim her life from Tansy's oppressive grasp.