Foundling The gripping Sunday Times bestselling historical novel, from the winner of the Women's Prize Futures award
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Biographical note
Stacey Halls was born in Lancashire and worked as a journalist before her debut The Familiars was published in 2019. The Familiars was the bestselling debut hardback novel of 2019, won a Betty Trask Award and was shortlisted for the British Book Awards Debut Book of the Year. Her novels The Foundling and Mrs England were also acclaimed Sunday Times bestsellers. Mrs England was further longlisted for the Portico Prize, the Walter Scott Prize and won the Women's Prize Futures Award.If you loved <i>The Familiars</i>, then you won't be disappointed by <i>The Foundling</i>. <b>A gripping and moving read</b>
Libby Page, bestselling author of The Lido
<b>Pacy, highly atmospheric and tantalisingly gripping</b> from the very first page. The strands of tense and devastating maternal conflict are <b>acutely observed</b> and beautifully sustained throughout the book. Stacey really has created <b>warm and memorable characters</b>, drawn with great sympathy and understanding, who deliver<b> a taut and riveting read</b>. <b>With</b> <b>rich storytelling and a compelling narrative, <i>The Foundling</i> is subtle, satisfying and intensely moving</b>; a fabulous example of great historical fiction
Laura Carlin, author of The Wicked Cometh
<i>The Foundling</i> dragged me along in its narrative wake. Another <b>gripping, immersive, intelligent work of historical fiction </b>from the bestselling author of <i>The Familiars</i>
Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of The Mercies
It was a privilege to read <i>The Foundling</i>. I really couldn't stop turning the pages as Stacey's beautiful writing drew <b>a compelling tale of love and hope from the vivid streets of Georgian London</b>
Sonia Velton, author of Blackberry & Wild Rose
<b>A <i>masterpiece</i> of storytelling </b>- a <b>perfect, captivating mystery </b>that expands to ask big questions about love and motherhood, all while maintaining the breathless pace of a thriller, and the stunningly vivid and well-researched detail of the very <i>best</i> historical fiction. I can't recommend it highly enough
Katie Lowe, author of The Furies
<b>I was completely swept up in this novel.</b> It's crammed with <b>vivid a</b>nd <b>engaging</b> characters, there's a beautiful sense of place, revealing hidden aspects of Georgian life. And the central mystery of a missing child gradually plays out as a tenderly observed study of grief and loss, while offering the possibility that love will indeed find a way
Amanda Mason, author of The Wayward Girls
Beautiful and captivating
Candis
If you enjoy Mindhunter levels of suspense, you'll love it
Cosmopolitan.co.uk
<i>The Foundling</i> is a ripping yarn with real heart and depth
Sun Business Post
Stacey Halls is back with another mesmerising story
Yahoo Lifestyle