A tragedy brings a high society lady and a working class laborer together for justice—and love—in this historical romance from an award-winning author.
A Romance Writers of America RITA Award Nominee
Born to a life of wealth and privilege in turn-of-the-century Rhode Island, Emma Tremayne's life is all mapped out for her—including her engagement to the town's most eligible bachelor. Emma's sheltered world is shattered, however, when she discovers the horrifying working conditions in her fiancé's textile mill.
And when she encounters Shay McKenna, a brave Irish revolutionary, she learns what it will take to defy society's conventions, and experience a love she never thought possible.
“Powerfully written, hauntingly beautiful . . . a young woman's struggle to become more than what her world says she can be.” —#1 New York Times–bestselling author Catherine Coulter
“A great read that makes you believe in love against all odds and shows you many facets of human nature.” —Affaire de Coeur
“This novel truly speaks to the heart as Ms. Williamson delves into the human soul to find the strength to grasp happiness, forgiveness, and the inherent goodness in the world.” —Romantic Times
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