Lydia King is putting on a front. She wants people to think she is part of high society and has everything she could want, but she can really understand the people she is trying to help by joining the Teaville Moral Society to help those in need. Her father continues to make his debts worse and the doctor doesn't give her mom much hope. Lydia know she needs to make sure she marries well. She sets her sights on the mayor's son, whose mother is the president of the of the morel society.
Her first job is to get money from Nicholas Lowe. The man flat out refuses.
Nicholas does want to help others, but he does it in his own way. He takes Lydia under his wing and begins to show her what he does and helps her learn how she can help those in need. Together they go through many complications and uncover secrets the town is holding. Secrets that they need to decide if they want to keep hidden or to make known.
As they work together they came to grow closer to each other. Lydia finds herself struggling with knowing what she is supposed to be do.
Melissa Jagaers has written a wonderful story. The lessons Lydia learned can so easily be applied to out lives and how we can help others. The romance that is building in the story is so sweet and wonderful. There are many lessons that can be learned in this story.
This book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications Inc., I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are entirely my own.
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