Books like The Blind Miller by Catherine Cookson
Mary Hetherington rules her household with authority and generosity, but her world shifts when David brings home Sarah, a lively girl from a different social background. Sarah’s presence brings joy and laughter, but also challenges Mary’s dominance. As Sarah gains the affection of David’s menfolk, Mary realizes that allowing her to remain unchecked could destabilize her family. The tension rises as Sarah confronts family quarrels and concealed truths, forcing each woman to confront their own hidden motives.
First publish date: 1963
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Catherine Cookson
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