The Girl at the Hanging Tree

Gemma Louise Coldiron grapples with a dual existence, balancing her adventurous, free-spirited self with her controlling alter ego, Tansy. While Gemma yearns for exploration and new experiences, Tansy's strict rules confine her to their Victorian mansion, allowing outings only for biweekly shopping. This internal conflict drives the narrative, exploring themes of identity and autonomy as Gemma seeks to reclaim her freedom and navigate life under Tansy's oppressive influence.