A Clergyman's Daughter

An ambitious novel by one of the great author’s of the twentieth century, exploring faith and doubt, class disparity, the nature of education, and more.
 
Dorothy Hare lives in a small village with her father, the hard-hearted town rector. She juggles her time between working for the Church and keeping the house for her father, while simultaneously ensuring that he never has to deal with the minutia of everyday life. She is struck with amnesia, and force to invent a new life for herself in a strange city, while, unbeknownst to her, her disappearance is becoming national news.