Number Three, Winifred Place

She disappeared into the London fog. Her little daughter was left behind, waiting for a mother who might never return.

Eight-year-old Rhona Mordaunt has already known more sorrow than any child should bear. After her father's death, she and her widowed mother, Mary, must begin a new life in a modest London lodging house, far from the relatives whose interference threatens their independence.

Determined to support her daughter, Mary finds work as a governess. But when she fails to return home one foggy evening, Rhona's fragile world begins to fall apart.

With no one certain what has happened to her mother, the little girl finds unexpected comfort in an unlikely friend: Colonel Smyth, a stern, solitary gentleman whose gruff exterior conceals a generous heart. As their friendship deepens, the Colonel discovers that caring for a lonely child can transform even the most guarded life.

But fate has more challenges in store.

A devastating fire, a mysterious disappearance, strained family relationships, and a remarkable series of coincidences bring long-buried connections to light. As lives unexpectedly intertwine, kindness and forgiveness begin to heal wounds that years of pride and misunderstanding have left behind.

Will Rhona ever find her mother again? And can the people who have spent so long apart discover the courage to become a family?

Number Three, Winifred Place is a heartwarming Christian family drama filled with emotional twists, unexpected friendships, family secrets, acts of extraordinary kindness, and the enduring power of faith. Blending inspirational fiction, touching mother-daughter relationships, and an unforgettable story of hope and belonging, Agnes Giberne creates a moving tale about the bonds that make a family.

Perfect for readers who enjoy uplifting Christian fiction, wholesome family stories, inspirational children's literature, found-family themes, courageous young heroines, and emotionally rewarding novels about love, sacrifice, forgiveness, and second chances.