The Lady in the Tower
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Leaves that had turned scarlet, orange and gold were whipped through the streets on frigid winds. Most of society had already retreated to country homes and estates to weather what had all the appearances of a harsh winter.
Not so Jane and her widows’ group. Catherine alone had a winter estate, but for some reason, she was always loath to repair to it. Jane, Katelyn and Josephine had only their respective townhomes and apartments. Not that any of this bothered Jane. She loved her house, had made... it truly her own when Albert passed. She had a loyal staff, a small garden, and all the resources of London at her disposal.
None of which aided her at present. While her friends went to the last few social events in Town, or out to the theater, Jane remained shackled to her desk and the looming deadline for her presentation to the medical college.
In an effort to meet her target goal, she had sworn off all social engagements.
Of Richard she’d heard nothing save for a brief communiqué informing her of Toby’s final recovery and reunion with his very relieved father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Leaves that had turned scarlet, orange and gold were whipped through the streets on frigid winds. Most of society had already retreated to country homes and estates to weather what had all the appearances of a harsh winter.
Not so Jane and her widows’ group. Catherine alone had a winter estate, but for some reason, she was always loath to repair to it. Jane, Katelyn and Josephine had only their respective townhomes and apartments. Not that any of this bothered Jane. She loved her house, had made... it truly her own when Albert passed. She had a loyal staff, a small garden, and all the resources of London at her disposal.
None of which aided her at present. While her friends went to the last few social events in Town, or out to the theater, Jane remained shackled to her desk and the looming deadline for her presentation to the medical college.
In an effort to meet her target goal, she had sworn off all social engagements.
Of Richard she’d heard nothing save for a brief communiqué informing her of Toby’s final recovery and reunion with his very relieved father.
What to read after The Lady in the Tower?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karen Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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