I read through this book in 2 days—not just because I’m a book reviewer and am used to that but because I really enjoyed the story. The premise for the book is that Sadie works in an orphanage and gets promoted to head matron. Then, her long time beau suddenly proposes to her. Sounds great, right? The only problem is that the head matron is not allowed to be married. Sadie’s boyfriend Blaine wants her to quit her new job and marry him. Drawn to her own dreams, Sadie tells Blaine to wait. Hurt and impatient, Blaine leaves Sadie behind. As I’m sure you can gather from even such little information, there is a lot of emotion leaking through the pages as we enter Sadie’s mind. Things get further complicated when she meets a new man named Earl who showers her with attention. Meanwhile, her new assistant at the orphanage constantly flirts with both Earl and Blain. With some good old 1900s drama, this book will keep your interest. When you get to the end, you will be surprised by who you judged and what characters’ motives really were.
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