

Actress Fanny Kemble, the inspiration
for A Respectable Actress.
--author Dorothy Love
All the world's a stage and all the men andwomen merely players. They have their exits andtheir entrances and one man in his time playsmany parts . . .--WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
Savannah, Georgia, December 20, 1870
The packed theater is erupted with gunfire as the leading man, Arthur Sterling, goes down.
Father had often reminded her that every situation seemed less daunting in the light of a new day...One moment, one change in the script by house director Cornelius Philbrick, rearranges lives forever.
A Respectable Actress, 3
St. Simons Island, Georgia, January 5, 1871 ~ Indigo Point

The house was of the West Indies style, built above a tabby basement, with wide, covered verandas and tall windows framed by shutters.Mr. Sinclair's sister, Amelia, and housekeeper, Mrs. Catchpole, are in residence at their plantation home as they deem to keep it from further decay and ruin since the war. As with her heart, India hopes to keep in the same repair as she faces what the future may bring to her silent, hesitant thoughts, intermingled with hope and assurance that Truth will prevail.
Ibid., 33

~*compounded*~
Would her heart be summoned?
Join this story as secrets become evident and freedom hopeful.
***Thank you to author Dorothy Love and to Thomas Nelson for this copy of A Respectable Actress for review. This review was written in my own words. No other compensation was received.***
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