
Daughter Of The Vine
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Nina Randolph, a captivating young woman in San Francisco's high society, captivates the attention of Dudley Thorpe, a recently arrived Englishman. Despite her undeniable attraction to Dudley, Nina remains emotionally distant, holding back from any genuine connection. Her aloofness stems from a concealed past that threatens to shatter her carefully constructed life. As Dudley navigates the intricacies of San Francisco's social scene, he becomes increasingly drawn to Nina, finding her resistance both alluring and perplexing. His persistence and her growing affection for him raise the stakes, compelling Nina to confront the truth she has so carefully hidden. The pressure intensifies with the appearance of her cousin, Richard Clough, a man whose intentions towards Nina are far from honorable. As Nina's secret teeters on the precipice of revelation, she must make a choice: surrender to the love she feels for Dudley or succumb to the dictates of societal expectations and the threat posed by her cousin. "Daughter of the Vine" masterfully interweaves themes of romance, societal pressures, and the enduring power of secrets against the backdrop of late 19th century San Francisco, a city in the throes of rapid transformation and social upheaval.Book Details
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Gertrude Atherton
United States
Gertrude Atherton (1857-1948) was an American author and feminist known for her novels and short stories. She was one of the most prominent literary figures of her time, and her work often dealt with...
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