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BOOK EXCERPT: A Fatal Love — Reimagining the story of the last woman executed in Britain

Louisa Treger’s latest historical fiction novel reimagines the life of Ruth Ellis – the last woman to be executed in Britain. The book’s publication arrived shortly after Ellis’ posthumous pardoning in July 2026.

Published Oct 15, 2026 · 4:00 AMOriginal source: Daily Maverick1 reads
BOOK EXCERPT: A Fatal Love — Reimagining the story of the last woman executed in Britain
Louisa Treger’s latest historical fiction novel reimagines the life of Ruth Ellis – the last woman to be executed in Britain. The book’s publication arrived shortly after Ellis’ posthumous pardoning in July 2026.
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