Books like Marcia Schuyler by Grace Livingston Hill
Squire Schuyler’s two daughters, Kate and Marcia, could not have been more different. Kate, dazzling and self‑interested, attracts David Spafford, a promising young journalist, only to desert him on the eve of their wedding. Marcia, the younger and more conscientious brunette, steps in to save the groom’s honor by marrying him instead. Married into a lonely existence, Marcia faces the sorrow of a heart‑broken David while a sinister scheme by Kate attempts to discredit her sister and reclaim the man she abandoned. An angel named Miranda intervenes more than once, earning both Marcia’s and David’s affection. Set against the backdrop of America’s burgeoning railroad era, the tale blends family conflict, romance, and providence.
First publish date: 1908
Genre: Romance/Historical Romance
Authors: Grace Livingston Hill
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