Leah Fleming Books in Order

Sophia Seddon and Grace Thompson come from very different worlds, but the fight for women's rights pulls them back together. Set amid the turmoil of the suffragette years, it is a story of friendship, class, and courage.

As Iris Bagshott wonders whether to sell her old garden near Lichfield, the land itself unlocks centuries of family memory. Through plague, war, and change, generations of Bagshott women have found refuge in the same patch of earth.

Unmarried and separated from her child, Netta Nichol leaves Galloway for a Yorkshire mill town. Sewing wedding dresses gives her work and dignity, but she still longs to reclaim the son she was forced to leave behind.

On the Hebridean island of Phetray, Minn Macfee and Ewan Mackinnon are bound by childhood tragedy and years of misunderstanding. War, family pressure, and distance keep pulling them apart just as they begin to find their way back to each other.

After being orphaned, young Mirren Gilchrist is sent to the Yorkshire Dales and discovers refuge in the ruins of World's End. That haunted place shapes her whole life, even as love, war, and repeated tragedy threaten to break her.

When two women arrive in Grimbleton each claiming the same dead soldier, shock gives way to grief and reluctant solidarity. With other war-scarred women around them, they build a fragile sisterhood and try to make a life after loss.

A woman on Crete waits for an arrival that could change everything, while the story reaches back to 1950s Lancashire. As Connie uncovers the truth about her father, old family patterns pull hard on the next generation.

At the turn of a new century, centenarian Selma knows why her Yorkshire village still refuses to honour its war dead. The answer lies in a 1914 tragedy, a twin deception, and a love story shattered by war.

Grieving widow Kay and her daughter Evie retreat to Wintergill Farm before Christmas, hoping for peace. Instead they find a family broken by foot and mouth, old resentments, and a dark history that still clings to the Yorkshire hills.

Blitz orphan Madeleine Belfield is sent to the Yorkshire Dales, where she befriends Gloria and Sid on the journey north. Their wartime childhood and lifelong friendship are tested by loss, separation, and truths waiting years to surface.

Aboard the Titanic, May Smith loses her family in the chaos and ends up holding a baby handed to her in the lifeboat. Her bond with fellow survivor Celeste Parkes shapes a long, far-reaching story of friendship, grief, and hidden identity.

Escaping London society, Penny George remakes herself in Athens and then on wartime Crete as a Red Cross nurse. Danger, divided loyalties, and a long-buried secret wait for her on the island and decades later.

After her father's death, Melissa finds a postcard addressed to an unknown Desmond and starts digging into the past. Her search uncovers Caroline's tangled life, from prewar London and Cairo to wartime espionage and a lost child.

During a family clear-out, a woman finds an old album and becomes fixated on one strange photograph of a veiled mother and child. The story moves between 2012 and 1850 as long-buried family secrets come into view.

Greta Costello learns the delicate art of pearl stringing in York, while in Scotland a stolen pearl changes another family's fate. Their stories weave into a sweeping historical novel about beauty, revenge, and the cost of freedom.

In 1666, Joy grows up under pressure and persecution in a Yorkshire Quaker community, then sets out for the New World. Centuries later, a buried journal in Pennsylvania draws Rachel into the fierce, hidden history of her own family.

Fleeing personal chaos, Sara Loveday lands on Santaniki and starts a wedding business for second-time-around couples. Her fresh start is soon tested by island mishaps, gossip from her past, and an unexpected new romance.

On the Greek island of Santaniki, retired bookseller Ariadne persuades the English residents to form a choir. Rehearsals in her olive garden stir up grief, rivalries, secrets, and the chance for a few bruised lives to begin again.

Life in remote Scarsbeck changes overnight when the railway comes cutting through the Yorkshire hills. As navvies flood in and old certainties crack, villagers like Ellie Birkett must face desire, disruption, and a very different future.

Orphaned in 1926, Mirren is sent from town to the Yorkshire countryside, where she slowly builds a new life. Then the Second World War changes everything, and the man she loves comes home carrying damage that touches everyone around him.

Recovering on the French Riviera after the First World War, Flora Garvie meets Kit Carlyle again at a villa turned nurses' home. Their love survives separation, the Spanish Civil War, and occupied France, but not without danger.