Delightful Book - Full of characters that experience deception, decisions and eventually discovery.
What a delightful story. This engaging story is worthy of the gorgeous cover. I was privileged to read an Advance Reader Copy. The second time I read it I caught all sorts of humor that was cleverly woven into the story. It is a book filled with deceptions,despair, decisions and eventual discovery. The characters were flawed in their thinking and choices and as the book progresses their life choices progress as well. Meg's father knew he wanted her to be raised to be a lady, similar to how her late mother was brought up. Meg has judged her father harshly,loves risks and dislikes the proper finishing school her father has chosen. Everyone in the story seems to be discovering that nothing is as it appears to be. Meg is faced with serious choices once she uncovers her fathers past. Meg seems to be independently waltzing between two worlds of her society friends and her father's former partners. God is very much a part of the equation, and there are treasures awaiting discovery by almost all involved. Well worth reading a second time to discover what I missed the first reading.

Barbara Anne Waite- Author "Elsie-Adventures of an Arizona Schoolteacher 1913-1916"