Her Jailer's Secrets

Elizabeth got caught pulling stolen goods and was sent us to seven years transportation. On her first day she met Jane Faye and they would be friends until Jane’s sad untimely death. In the interim they would suffer the same deplorable circumstances, love the same man in both bore children out of wedlock. Throughout their whole ordeal they kept coming back to Margaret it kindly woman whose identity was truly unknown to the two women. It would be the man they loved William and Jane son Billy who would eventually find the answer to who Margaret really was. I really enjoyed this book although I thought the dialogue was a bit childish and I don’t know if that is how they truly talked back then, but it made reading the book awkward and not a style I was used to. When William and Billy ran into the Irish rebels I could barely understand what the rebels were saying in the old man was almost entirely unintelligible. Having said that I kept reading the book because it was not good. I love historical fiction and when you read a book where you can tell research was done well it is worth finishing it and I did and loved it. That is why I gave it five stars. I was sad when Elizabeth didn’t want to stay with Tom, but as this was real life there really wasn’t anything the author could do about that. I was given this book by Net Gally and the publisher and I am leaving this review voluntarily please forgive any grammar or punctuation errors as I am blind and dictate my review but all opinions are definitely my own.