In an era determined to silence women, two sisters must decide what it means to be truly seen.

Vancouver, 1928. Change is sweeping across Canada as the courts prepare to decide whether women are to be recognized as "persons" under the law. Inside the gilded walls of The Hotel Hamilton, Clara and Louisa Wilson grapple with questions of love, ambition, and the roles they are expected to play-decisions that could alter the course of their lives as profoundly as the verdict unfolding in court. For Clara, The Hotel Hamilton has always been both a responsibility and a refuge. But as she steps into the role of temporary hotel matron, she finds herself torn between the value she discovers in her work and the life she might forfeit if she chooses marriage-convinced she cannot have both.

Louisa, never one to remain silent, divides her days between her duties as a maid and a flourishing career on stage. After months of captivating audiences, her sights are set on Hollywood. But when a new director reduces women to mere ornaments in his productions, Louisa must summon the courage to speak out and trust her own talent to carry her forward-or risk losing the future she has fought to claim.

As the Wilson sisters wrestle with loyalty, love, and the pursuit of independence, the ripples of the Person's Case echo through their lives, compelling them to ask: Who decides a woman's worth? And how far will they go to seize it?

Sweeping in history and rich with emotion, Whispers of Her Worth is a powerful story of sisterhood, resilience, and quiet defiance. Perfect for readers of Hazel Gaynor, Heather Marshall, and Susan Meissner, this unforgettable chapter of The Hotel Hamilton Series will immerse you in its world and echo in your heart long after the final page.