Her Own Rules

Her Own Rules by Barbara Taylor Bradford is a novel published by HarperCollinsPublishers in 1996, featuring 310 pages in English. The story follows Meredith Stratton, a successful owner of six international inns, who is preparing to celebrate her daughter’s engagement. However, as this joyful occasion approaches, Meredith begins to experience a perplexing illness that leaves her and her doctor searching for answers. In her quest for understanding, she turns to a psychiatrist, embarking on a journey of self-discovery that reveals the complexities of her life.

As Meredith delves into her past, she uncovers childhood experiences that have significantly shaped her identity and well-being. The narrative takes readers from the serene Connecticut countryside to the vibrant cities of London, Paris, and New York, culminating in the picturesque Loire Valley. Her Own Rules explores themes of secrets, survival, and love, offering a suspenseful look at how understanding one’s roots can lead to personal redemption and fulfillment.