Somewhere I’ll Find You

Julia Wentworth has built an independent identity as a successful actress while hiding the fact that she was married in childhood to a man she has never truly known. When Damon Savage enters her theatrical world and begins searching for his missing wife, desire and concealed identity place her career at risk.

The novel uses the expanding commercial theatre of nineteenth-century London to explore the uncertain respectability of actresses and the legal power created by marriage. Public performance offers Julia income and recognition, but it cannot free her from a private contract made for family advantage.