The Guinea Child

Set in 19th century rural England, the narrative follows a young couple from contrasting backgrounds striving for happiness until a tragic act of revenge alters their lives forever. The loss of their baby leads to her being sold from a workhouse for a mere guinea. The story explores themes of love, loss, and destiny, influenced by the author’s own family history and the tales that have been shared through generations, raising questions about the child's future and the impact of fate on their lives.