By Lynda Fletcher
Finding true love is important but social and family needs create pressure to conform to society's expectations of a good match. In two separate stories, the young ladies question their hearts against a sense of duty and whether love is fiction in books or can it be found in real life. In "Palmerly", Anne is drawn to the new schoolmaster, but his station in life is far below hers. In "Violet", she is desired by her father to accept a proposal of marriage in order to protect the estate from being passed on to a distant relative on his death but her heart belongs to another and he hasn't proposed.
Available on: Kindle or Paperback