The year is 1832. Anne Lister journeys back to Shibden Hall from Hastings, carrying the news that Vere Hobart, the woman she hoped would be both companion and partner, has accepted a marriage proposal. Though she holds deep affection for he…

Anne initiated a flirtatious yet perilous pursuit of Miss Walker, the reserved local heiress, who soon found herself utterly charmed by the attention of her charismatic and unconventional neighbor. Meanwhile, Anne’s ambitious plans for the …

As acquaintances began to murmur about their connection, Anne shared her aspirations for a life with Ann Walker with her aunt. Simultaneously, the Rawson brothers intensified their efforts to undermine her position in the coal trade, while …

In York, Anne finds a welcome affirmation from Doctor Belcombe: she is precisely the remedy for Ann Walker's delicate constitution. But when news of a loss reaches Cliff Hill, Ann’s anguished response stirs suspicion within Anne. It hints a…

Reverend Ainsworth, a widower, journeyed to Halifax with the intention of marrying Ann Walker. He was unaware that his attentions stirred up unwelcome recollections for her beloved. Determined to address the situation in her own way, Anne r…

As Ann Walker’s mental state deteriorated, prompting worried interventions from her relatives, Anne Lister found herself compelled to consider a solitary journey. Her family, however, cautioned against such an undertaking, fearing it would …

Seeking refuge from the pain of her failing relationship with Ann Walker, Anne summoned Christopher Rawson to Shibden Hall. Her purpose was a sharp rebuke for his public disparagement of Marian. He cautioned her against the potential danger…

After a four-week passage from Paris to Copenhagen, Anne discovers a welcome and admiration within Danish high society. She stretches her usual style to attend a birthday ball hosted by Queen Marie. But when troubling news reaches her from …