Daughter's Daughter
Agatha Christie writing as Mary Westmacott, her pseudonym for novels with no crime in them. Ann Prentice, a widow, and her grown daughter Sarah come into conflict when Ann considers remarrying, and each gives up something for the other in a way that curdles into resentment over years. It is a domestic novel about mothers and daughters, and readers arriving for a detective story reliably leave disappointed. Written in 1952.