John K Sutherland

Her Mother's Daughter. John K Sutherland

Margaret, 'Midge' Robarts decides that she has to get on with life, stop feeling sorry for herself, and stop holding her father and her Aunt Gladys back from getting married, even though her Aunt Gladys is five months pregnant with her father's baby.'Midge' has been in a wheelchair for four years since the accident that killed her mother and left her incapacitated. She opts to go to school: Slingsby College. She'd read about it, researched it, made a decision, and told her father. Her condition for going, was that her father and Aunt Gladys would settle on a date for their marriage. She was ready for college, but college was not ready for her. Then she met Robert Colton; as much out of place in that school as she was; just as damaged, and the only man in the school. The hormones, churn. She learns about him, and about herself. He is to help her get over her various traumas and begin living again by helping her recover. However, little goes as smoothly as it should. He has his own problems, or had, until he met her, and then he finds a new set of problems to deal with. He turns out to be one unexpected shock after another for her, She'd fallen in love. So had he. Now, how are they to survive in this school setting, where everyone spies upon them,