Imogen Clark lives in Yorkshire, England, with her husband and children. Her first burning ambition was to be a solicitor and so she read law at Manchester University and then worked for many years at a commercial law firm. After leaving her legal career behind to care for her children, Imogen turned to her second love: books. She returned to university, studying part-time while the children were at school, and was awarded a BA in English literature with first-class honours. Imogen loves sunshine and travel and longs to live by the sea someday.

“A poignant page-turner about the devastating effects of abusive relationships and the ripples that can impact future generations…Postcards from a Stranger drew me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until its final pages…Clark doesn’t offer any easy solutions yet the book is filled with hope and the possibility of second chances.” —Emily Cavanagh, author of This Bright Beauty and The Bloom Sisters

Imogen Clark lives in Yorkshire, England, with her husband and children. Her first burning ambition was to be a solicitor and so she read law at Manchester University and then worked for many years at a commercial law firm. After leaving her legal career behind to care for her children, Imogen turned to her second love: books. She returned to university, studying part-time while the children were at school, and was awarded a BA in English literature with first-class honours. Imogen loves sunshine and travel and longs to live by the sea someday.

“A poignant page-turner about the devastating effects of abusive relationships and the ripples that can impact future generations…Postcards from a Stranger drew me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until its final pages…Clark doesn’t offer any easy solutions yet the book is filled with hope and the possibility of second chances.” —Emily Cavanagh, author of This Bright Beauty and The Bloom Sisters

Imogen Clark lives in Yorkshire, England, with her husband and children. Her first burning ambition was to be a solicitor and so she read law at Manchester University and then worked for many years at a commercial law firm. After leaving her legal career behind to care for her children, Imogen turned to her second love: books. She returned to university, studying part-time while the children were at school, and was awarded a BA in English literature with first-class honours. Imogen loves sunshine and travel and longs to live by the sea someday.

“A poignant page-turner about the devastating effects of abusive relationships and the ripples that can impact future generations…Postcards from a Stranger drew me in from the beginning and didn’t let me go until its final pages…Clark doesn’t offer any easy solutions yet the book is filled with hope and the possibility of second chances.” —Emily Cavanagh, author of This Bright Beauty and The Bloom Sisters