Georgia Wells had been designed by nature as a poster rather than a pen drawing. Albert Campion went to meet her having finally located the dinner - jacketed skeleton of her barrister fiancé who had disappeared three years before....

Struggling with the monstrous Bloomfield children and then disdaimed in the superior Murray household. Agnes tells a story that is a compelling inside view of Victorian chauvinism and ruthless materialism.

Josephine Cox
Jinnie

Jinnie is a child from a one-night liaison between Louise's husband, Ben, and Louise's sister, Susan. When Ben takes his own life, Louise puts aside her own heartache and adopts little Jinnie as her own. Over the years, Louise and Jinnie form a wonderful relationship. Until the day a letter arrives from Susan, saying she intends to get Jinnie back.