Portrait of Susan

Susan and her brother, Paul, were supremely happy managing Willowfield Farm in Rhodesia...until the owner returned. David Forrest believed in ruling with a strong hand; he also believed in keeping women in their proper place, but his idea of what that place should be didn't coincide with high-spirited Susan's.

When he imported a widowed friend, all fragility without and iron-hard selfish within, and expected Susan to act as her companion, it was almost too much...but Susan had to accept his decision for Paul's sake. How long could the uneasy situation last without a blow-up of some kind?