A Wife’s Betrayal

From AWARD-WINNING author Liz Harris comes the second gripping novel in the Linford Family Sagas – a story of lost love, secrets, and the courage to reclaim a life almost destroyed.

London, 1923

Alice Linford arrives at a grand Victorian house in Belsize Park – a home that isn’t hers, but that brings her heartbreakingly close to the man she still loves. Once, she was Mrs Thomas Linford. Now, she is a companion to Mrs Violet Osborne, a stranger whose house stands only streets from her past.

Determined to reclaim her happiness and the love she once lost, Alice must navigate a tangled web of secrets, betrayals, and lingering family tensions. Every choice carries risk, and the shadow of the past threatens to undo everything she holds dear.

Rich, romantic, and full of suspense, A Wife’s Betrayal is perfect for readers of Evelyn Hood, Rachel Brimble and Jane Lark.

Previously published as The Flame Within.

Praise for A Wife's Betrayal:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'Deliciously unexpected and moving’ Reader Review

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘An intriguing read from the first to last page’ Reader Review

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘Great saga you won't want to put down’ Reader Review

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 'This is a gripping tale which keeps the reader glued to the pages throughout' Reader Review

"A Wife’s Betrayal" was written by Liz Harris.

Born in London, Liz Harris graduated from university with a Law degree, and then moved to California, where she led a varied life, from waitressing on Sunset Strip to working as secretary to the CEO of a large Japanese trading company. Six years later, she returned to London and completed a degree in English, after which she taught secondary school pupils, first in Berkshire, then Cheshire, and then in Oxfordshire. In addition to the 22 novels she’s had published, she’s had several short stories in anthologies and magazines. Liz now lives in Windsor, Berkshire. A member of the Romantic Novelists’ Association, The Historical Novel Society, The Australian Romance Readers Association and The Society of Authors, her interests are travel, the cinema, theatre, reading and cryptic crosswords.