However, when Bridget refuses to become her employer’s newest plaything and slashes his face in order to protect herself from the assault, she finds herself in a desperate position with no one to turn to. Women and immigrants have virtually no rights and have to rely on their employers’ goodwill. What a heartbreaking, but such a sweet and inspiring story! At the turn of the century, New York is a divided city with mansions of the haves and the crowded and filthy tenement buildings of the have-nots. She also travels regularly back home - in fact she should have shares in BA and Aerlingus. When not reading, writing or watching films for "research" purposes, Rachel likes to hang out with her family. Rachel lives in Surrey with her husband and three children, two boys and a girl.
Thanks to her amazing readers, that writing turned into a career far more exciting and rewarding than any other. So she packed in the job and started writing. Having three children you never see isn't good for anyone. Working in the City is great but it's a young person's dream. Having spent most of her career in the City, she decided something was missing. She never intended staying but a chance meeting with the man of her dreams put paid to any return to Ireland.
(There is a reason she doesn't write romance!). After a doomed love affair and an unpleasant bank raid during which she defended herself with a tea tray, she headed to London for a couple of years. Seems you can't read Great Expectations in Maths.
Her report cards from school commented on her love of reading especially when she should have been learning. When not writing, or annoying relatives, Rachel was reading. In fact what Granny meant was everyone would get some peace while Rachel was busy writing! Finally her Granny told her to write her stories down so people would get the pleasure of reading them. She grew up driving everyone nuts asking them questions about what they did during the War or what side they were on in the 1916 rising etc. It took a long time for her sisters to forgive her for the hours she spent choosing her books! He took them to the library and for ice-cream after. Her dad brought Rachel and her two sisters out every Saturday to give their mother a break. Rachel Wesson was born in Kilkenny, Ireland but considers herself to be from the capital, Dublin as that's where she spent most of her life. I apologise to all those who read my books and thank you for your ongoing support. Im not sure when the next one will release. 2023 Health Update: Due to illness and the need to start chemotherapy, I have pulled the release of my latest books.
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