Friendship's Bond

A Heartfelt Tale of Loyalty, Love, and Survival

Friendship's Bond by Meg Hutchinson, published in 2011 by Hodder, is a moving historical saga set in the heart of the Black Country. Known for her gripping storytelling and strong female leads, Hutchinson delivers a powerful story about the unbreakable ties of friendship forged in adversity.

Two Women, One Unshakable Connection

In the harsh world of Victorian England, Lizzie Conway and Emma Hallam form a deep friendship that becomes their greatest source of strength. As both women face hardship—Lizzie in the oppressive mills and Emma within a home filled with secrets—they find comfort and courage in their bond. When betrayal, tragedy, and danger threaten to tear their lives apart, their loyalty to one another is tested like never before.

Rich in Emotion and Historical Detail

Hutchinson brings to life the grit and spirit of working-class women struggling against poverty and injustice. Friendship's Bond is a testament to resilience, the endurance of hope, and the power of true companionship.

Perfect for Fans of Gritty Family Sagas

Ideal for readers who enjoy the novels of Catherine Cookson and Dilly Court, this is a story of enduring friendship and the triumph of the human spirit over adversity.