Description
Gypsy is a sweeping historical fiction novel set in 1893 Liverpool that follows the journey of fifteen-year-old Beth Bolton after tragedy strikes her family. Orphaned alongside her brother Sam, Beth embarks on a perilous voyage to America, leaving her baby sister behind with adoptive parents. As they navigate the rough seas and even rougher new worlds, Beth earns the nickname “Gypsy” thanks to her skill with the fiddle. Along the way, she forms bonds with a charismatic gambler and a sharp-witted Londoner, adding depth and warmth to her adventure.
The story unfolds across America and the wilds of Canada’s Klondike gold rush, painting a vivid picture of struggle, friendship, and the pursuit of a new life. Beth’s resilience and spirit drive this gripping tale of hardship and hope as she searches for a place to call home.
Ideal for readers who love rich historical settings, family sagas, and tales of courage and discovery.
