Eliza Rawlings: Not All Suffragettes Were Posh is a powerful historical fiction novel that follows the life of Eliza Dilkes, a working-class suffragette who fights for women's rights in early 20th-century Britain. From brutal prison sentences and hunger strikes to the battle against fascism and the hardships of two world wars, Eliza's journey is one of courage, sacrifice, resilience, and defiance.

Unlike the common portrayal of suffragettes as wealthy socialites, this story shines a light on ordinary women who risked everything for equality. Through friendship, love, political struggle, and family loyalty, Eliza's story captures the human cost of social change and honours the forgotten heroines who helped shape modern democracy.

Rich in historical detail and emotional depth, this inspiring novel explores women's suffrage, class struggle, war, activism, and the enduring fight for justice.