A foundling on a churchyard step. A workhouse child no one came for. A slum mother, a seamstress, a match girl scraping by — and the family they build when blood and fortune have failed them. I'm Dolly Price, and I write warm Victorian sagas about orphans who find a home and working women who endure. My heroines are waifs and foundlings, scullery maids and widows, match girls and slum mothers — the forgotten and the cast-out, who survive the workhouse and the hard winter and somehow find their way to love and belonging. These are rags-to-hope stories with grit under the fingernails and a tender heart at the centre, and I have a deep love for a Victorian Christmas saga, when a lost child finds a family at last and hope shines brightest on the longest night. Heart-wrenching but always clean and wholesome, always ending in the light. If you love a saga of the forgotten finding family, pull your chair close to the fire. Inside you'll find orphans and foundlings who find a family, workhouse survivors, working women — seamstresses, widows, match girls — found family, rags-to-hope reversals, and heartwarming Victorian Christmas sagas.