ABANDONED. Romance: title is a one word girl's name. It's about a poor young woman who is raising her sister (or daughter?) There is a rich young man who is interested in her. I believe she know him earlier in her life

[Jeannie]

I read it in the 70's. The title is a one word girl's name. It's about a poor young woman who is raising her sister (or daughter?) There is a rich young man who is interested in her. I believe she know him earlier in her life. There is a specific line that I remember (for some reason.) They were at tea together and she said "we don't know the Earl Grey, do we?" Not much to go on!

[Mir]

Is it historical or contemporary? Georgette Heyer has a lot of one-female-name titles, and often has a slightly older woman raising or supervising wilder young relatives.

[Jeannie]

It seems like it was mid 1900's or so. I'll check her books. I'd recognize the title if I heard it. Thanks!

[Tompopaageo]

Lesley Pearse also has a few books with single female names as the title.

[Abigail]

You might try browsing through this thread from one of the other sections in this group: https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[Jeannie]

Lesley and Abigail - I'll check, thanks!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Jeannie, are you still looking for this or did you find it?

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Jeannie, are you still looking for this or did you find it?"

No response in 2 years. Moving to Abandoned.