FROM THE BLURB:

Vanessa Ratcliffe was sixteen – a provocative and delicate sixteen. She lived in one of the ‘big’ houses on Brampton Hill – because the Ratcliffes, who were wealthy, powerful and avaricious, were considered ‘big’ folk in the town.

And down in Ryder’s Row, in the middle of goods yards and dirty streets, lived Angus Cotton, rough, uneducated, and yet possessing a vital strength that found an outlet in his ambitious plans for the future. And although his plans had never included Vanessa, events were to draw them inevitably towards one another...

This book has been liberated from my TBR pile for BookCrossing Monopoly!

Left in the ladies toilets.

Team Train released this book for Turn TEN of BookCrossing Monopoly 2012.