Synopsis from Christian Book Distributors: Nineteenth-century New Englander Lilly has a secret: she's a prolific writer. What's wrong with that? Nothing---except that her family and friends would be horrified if they knew she was writing dime novels! She's perfectly content to use her talents for God's glory and not her own. But will a gossip columnist blow her cover?
I wouldn't say I loved this book but I did enjoy it. Lilly Westbrook, the main character was easy to relate to and the plot was intriguing. I liked Lilly and Jackson and the way they were both willing to forgive wrongs and to sacrifice for each other. All the characters developed for the better and left me contented. It was a light, fast read. Predictable but satisfying.
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