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sarahsbookstack 's review for:
Gilded Girl
by Pamela Kelley
lighthearted
fast-paced
Cinderella meets the Gilded Age....this book was a fantastic and engaging one.
Eliza works as a ladies maid in England. She discovers after her mother dies, that her father is a very prominent and rich man in New York.
She travels there but on the guise of being a niece, not a daughter.
She is met with a wonderful Grandmother and two..not happy to know her..half- sisters.
She learns a bit of her Father's business and is brought into society until an unimaginable tragedy sets off uncertainty and ill will. She must navigate an even more unexpected world.
I liked how kind Eliza was. Her personality was the same whatever her circumstances. She becomes dear friends with her ladies maid, Miriam and a driver of the family, Harry. Harry helps her keep up her brilliant mind with lovely conversation and things turn to love with a few challenges that they will face head on.
Eliza works as a ladies maid in England. She discovers after her mother dies, that her father is a very prominent and rich man in New York.
She travels there but on the guise of being a niece, not a daughter.
She is met with a wonderful Grandmother and two..not happy to know her..half- sisters.
She learns a bit of her Father's business and is brought into society until an unimaginable tragedy sets off uncertainty and ill will. She must navigate an even more unexpected world.
I liked how kind Eliza was. Her personality was the same whatever her circumstances. She becomes dear friends with her ladies maid, Miriam and a driver of the family, Harry. Harry helps her keep up her brilliant mind with lovely conversation and things turn to love with a few challenges that they will face head on.