Personal and professional experiences are intertwined in ayme Inbody’s journey into writing

Motivated by the difficulties of beginning a family—achieved through the adoption of a miracle child—Jayme retired to concentrate on family life and writing. Beloved Unknown came to fruition after two decades of cultivating the idea, motivated by her profound personal longing for family.
Jayme Inbody's historical novel, Beloved Unknown, revolves around Abigail Wellington, a young woman navigating societal expectations and personal desires amid a complicated web of romance and family. The story begins with Abigail’s betrothal to Charles Blakemore, whose profession of love triggers a number of societal and emotional difficulties. With the arrival of a child alleged to be Charles’s, left in Abigail’s care by Kathryn Aldridge, the plot thickens, adding layers of responsibility and self-examination to Abigail’s life.