No Place for a Woman

by Meg Hutchinson

Laura Cadman had always assumed she would marry Edmund Shaw, the son of her father's partner. But Edmund's violent refusal, and his attempts to cheat her father out of money force her to look elsewhere for happiness. Only when she is saved by Rafe Travers can she embrace true love at last.

Genres: Fiction

534 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2000

About the author

This author has also released books under the name Margaret Astbury.

Reviews

[Tracy Shanahan]

Enjoyed the book but felt the end was rushed. Felt sorry for Laura a lot of the time too.

[Michelle Ohara]

good read

[Christine]

I really enjoyed this book and would recommend it to anyone interested in books set in 19th
century Britain.

[Diane Murphy]

Really enjoyed this easy to read novel. It was quite emotional in places and I really felt for Laura at times. There were sone quite graphic scenes of a sexual nature but most of this was integral to the storyline.