Greta S. reviewed on 10/30/2006 + 300 more book reviews

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Modern times may have come to Camden, Maine in 1916, but divorcee Roberta Jewett finds that a divorced woman is still considered little better than a prostitute. Roberts, the sole provider for her three daughters, gets a job as a county nurse, learns to drive and buys herself a car. Along with Gabriel Farley, the contractor who renovates her house, Roberta is forced to stand up to an entire town.

Good Lavyrle Spencer novel!

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