It's 1919, and Betty Young has always loved Harry Barnes, but he was engaged to marry Alice Armstrong, her best friend. Bound and determined to have him for herself, Betty tricked him into marrying her instead. Now that she has the husband and big city society life she always wanted, is she living her dream, or a nightmare?
Prohibition is the law and women are fighting for the right to vote. Betty's eyes are opened by the disparity between the lives of those around her and the immigrants living in the Minneapolis neighborhood known as Bohemian Flats. Exciting doors are opening for her out in the world away from her small hometown of Pine Lake, Wisconsin.
But at what cost?
Autorentext
Jane Yunker is a poet and fiction writer living in northwest Wisconsin along the beautiful and inspirational St Croix River.
She is a member of the Wisconsin Writers' Association (WWA), Romance Writers of America (RWA), the Wisconsin chapter of RWA (WisRWA), and the Romantic Women's Fiction (RWF) online chapter of RWA.
Find her on her website: www.janeyunkerauthor.com. And at: facebook.com/JaneYunkerAuthor, and Twitter @poetryWI.