The Liberation of Brigid Dunne – Patricia Scanlan

Family ties can hold us together, but sometimes freedom means finding your own way.

When a family celebration brings generations of women together, old tensions and long-held secrets begin to surface. At the heart of their shared history is Brigid Dunne, whose life and choices have helped shape the women around her.

As the past meets the present, difficult relationships come into focus, opening the possibility of understanding, forgiveness and change. Patricia Scanlan explores the expectations women inherit, the sacrifices they make and the courage it takes to claim a life on their own terms.

Warm and thoughtful, this is a story for readers who enjoy multigenerational family dramas, complicated bonds and the hope of a fresh start.

Perfect for fans of Maeve Binchy and Cathy Kelly, and anyone drawn to character-led fiction about mothers, daughters and the stories families carry.

A trade paperback in Good condition.