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Georgia Smythe and her mother live on the rough side of town. As a young girl, she loses her father in a tragic mining accident, but overcomes her loss to become a thoughtful and attractive young woman. She falls in love with Lawrence, the handsome son of the Whitman family for whom her mother works as a maid. The Whitmans, recovering from the death of Lawrence's brother in a hit-and-run car accident, have other ideas about whom their remaining son should marry and are concerned about how such a liaison will affect their social position.
How will the two families deal with Georgia and
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Georgia Smythe and her mother live on the rough side of town. As a young girl, she loses her father in a tragic mining accident, but overcomes her loss to become a thoughtful and attractive young woman. She falls in love with Lawrence, the handsome son of the Whitman family for whom her mother works as a maid. The Whitmans, recovering from the death of Lawrence's brother in a hit-and-run car accident, have other ideas about whom their remaining son should marry and are concerned about how such a liaison will affect their social position.

How will the two families deal with Georgia and Lawrence's relationship and the unintended divulging of a closely guarded secret?


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Autorenporträt
Julie Sullivan is a clinical assistant professor at Arizona State University where she teaches healthcare ethics. Prior to teaching, she headed an international nonprofit organization that sent thousands of volunteer educators to work on education and health reform throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. Julie has received several awards for her work in Africa, including the World Association of NGO’s Education Award for Innovation and Leadership. She is married to a Brit and together they have six children, in both the US and the UK. Julie also authored Against the Tide, a nonfiction book that chronicled the life and times of her great-grandfather, a Black steamboat captain who battled prejudice in the Chesapeake Bay region.