The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter by Hazel Gaynor

Grace, the lighthouse keeper’s daughter, finds herself ridden with fame and celebrity when word is spread that she came to the aid of the survivors of the wreck and rescued them bravely.

We find ourselves first in the middle of the 19th century, when the SS Forfarshire finds itself along the rocks of Longstone Lighthouse, off the coast of Northumberland in 1838. The book revolves around two women, Grace Darling, and Matilda Emmerson. And if the lives your ancestors lived were anything close to the lives that the characters of this book have lived, then you’re in for quite an intriguing ancestry check. This is the kind of historical novel that makes you want to find out who your ancestors were and what kind of lives they lived, and if they were anything close to what you were expecting them to be. Hazel Gaynor is the author of the bestselling book The Girl Who Came Home, and The Girl From The Savoy, and in her latest offering, she presents us with a heroic tale of two women stuck in different points of time that are linked together by fate.

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter By Hazel Gaynor Today, we are here to discuss another read that transports us to the past but parallels it with the present that we live in to create an enticing book that is full of turmoil, strangeness, and hope. After all, there is a reason that even though technology has advanced so much, books have never gone obsolete. You can go back thousands of years into an unknown future or centuries back, to the ancient times, all with the turn of a page. The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter Review – UPDATED 2019 Posted by VAuthor on in Book Reviewsīooks have the capability to transfer us across time and space while still being in the present.

The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter by Hazel Gaynor