It is always amazing that parents and others in society expect ladies to  marry without love. What is important only is the man's fortune. Love might come along later. If it does not, so be it. Sadie plans to marry not out of convenience but for  passionate love while being a strong business woman in the world of Horticulture and Architecture.  These prejudicial views can lead family, friends and employees into living a lie. Covered in secrets life does not meet the level of successful happiness the reader would have hoped to see.

If riches are lost, there is always the life of the poverty stricken person. One man cries after the loss of his career and his wife. He stops at the Friends' estate to look at their gardens. It is the way he copes nowadays until his ship of normalcy comes in again.The families see their marketing occupations as occupying not just a corner of their mind. Work takes up their whole mind because it is the legacy they offer their children. It is their personal globe of the world. 

Joy Callaway personalizes the status and thoughts of the wealthy who appear on the society pages.Rich today, poor tomorrow and the doors of friends are shut in your face. It is a  harsh truth  to read about a woman being treated not like grownups  but as children. Instead of allowing women to broaden their pursuits, they narrow  a female's future and their dreams. It is an entertaining novel. We see double think:  the true woman's view of life is segregated and  smothered.


    

 

 

 

 

 

I received this book as a complimentary copy from Harper Muse


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