Eric is an out of work loner who escapes the Great Depression with a helpful hand into Chicago's high society. But will Eric have enough say to get the girl of his dreams?
Inspired by true events, Society Girl is a melancholic tale of power, loyalty, and survival. Follow Eric as he guides us through what should have been his love story—maybe it still can be—and explore how gender and social class shape our response to desperation. Eric Mihlfried knows he owes everything to family friend Philo Olin for keeping him off the streets during the Great Depression. When he was unemployed and alone, the elderly millionaire put a roof over Eric’s head and granted him access to the Havens, the most exclusive gentlemen’s club in Chicago. That’s why Eric goes to great lengths to cover up Philo’s near-affair with the charming, though troubled sales girl named Annabelle. Although Eric willingly pretends to be Annabelle’s lover to protect the Olins’ 35-year marriage, he is silently frustrated by Philo’s insistence that their relationship never becomes a reality. A blindsiding betrayal nearly pushes him over the edge until an unlikely ally reveals a scandalous truth about Eric’s past that has him questioning everyone. Mysterious letters, secret codes, and the male libido drive Eric to choose between love, sanity, and revenge—but is it his to make?
Ireland 1967. The Summer of love. Or was it?
A holiday weekend. Amazing weather. American student Dakota Lacey is hiking around Kerry.
But there’s a sinister, dark side to the atmosphere. Lone female hikers are being brutally attacked.
The Six Bells of Madame Lin is the first book in The Witch of Marigold Hall Trilogy, a fictionalized account of the struggles of Lin Mang, a blind woman who manages to navigate the world during the Mongol conquest of China in the 13th Century. Withou
Compelling historical fiction that traces the life of a young English immigrant woman who travels to America at the turn of the century to start a new life for herself. Encountering danger, romance, heartache and tragedy, she strives to fit into a