Remembrance Day

A Powerful Story of Love, Loss, and Redemption

Remembrance Day by Leah Fleming is a deeply moving historical novel that spans continents and decades. Set against the backdrop of both World Wars, this sweeping tale unravels long-buried secrets and explores how one moment in time can shape generations to come.

Two Families, One Fateful Summer

In 1913, a tragic incident links the lives of blacksmith’s daughter Selma Bartley and aristocrat Guy Cantrell. A year later, West Sharland’s men head to war, and Selma is left behind to manage the forge — and her growing feelings for Guy. But when Guy is wounded and his identical twin Angus takes his place at the front, an impulsive act leads to devastation for Selma’s family.

With her reputation in ruins, Selma is sent to America to start anew. Meanwhile, a guilt-ridden Guy vanishes into anonymity — eventually finding unexpected peace in Pennsylvania. But decades later, as a second war brews, past and present collide, and the truth can no longer stay buried.

A Century of Secrets, A Legacy of Courage

Blending emotional depth with historical insight, Remembrance Day is perfect for fans of The House at Riverton and The Island. Leah Fleming crafts a timeless narrative of enduring love, broken trust, and the healing power of remembrance.