A humble soldier, known only as 'Jones', wakes in hospital with no recollection of his past. The few fleeting fragments of memory he glimpses are horrifying moments from the battlefield at Ypres. His very identity becomes a puzzle he must solve. Then Eden Valentine comes gliding into his world, a stunning seamstress who has a dream of her own business in high fashion but duty to her family may never permit her to fulfil it while her fiancé resents the intrusion of the disarming Jones in such desperate need of her help to unravel his past. Surrounding the mystery is Alex Wynter, the influential heir to the Wynter industrial empire and country manor Larksfell Hall. With his aristocratic family still reeling from a recent tragedy, he brings news that will further rock the foundations of their privileged lives. When their three very different worlds collide, the pieces of the past finally fall into place and lead them into wildly unexpected futures. What they discover will bring shattering consequences that threaten to tear apart far more than just the heart of the tailor's girl. From the bustling streets of post-Great War London to the idyllic 1920s Sussex countryside, this is a breathtaking story of passion and persistence from a phenomenal Australian storyteller about how true love can overcome incredible odds, even in the most extraordinary circumstances. 'Written with zest and a talent for description that draws you into the world of the novel and its characters... if you enjoy popular romantic fiction, you'd be mad not to try [it].' Sydney Morning Herald 'The Tailor's Girl is a passionate and intriguing story . . . Mclntosh has clearly done her research, weaving in the events and turmoil of wartime England. This novel would appeal to anyone who enjoys an escape from their everyday lives and a journey back in time, even if just for a little while. The characters are likeable and The Tailor's Girl is an easy read for people who enjoy a taste of romance in their literature.' SA Life