
MRS. GEORGIE SHELDON
CHAPTER I. - A NEW DISCOVERY DEEPENS A MYSTERY.
CHAPTER II. - A STORMY INTERVIEW.
CHAPTER III. - MONA FORESTER.
CHAPTER IV. - MR. CORBIN MAKES A CALL.
CHAPTER V. - MONA DECLINES A PROPOSAL.
CHAPTER VI. - RAY MAKES AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER VII. - MONA MAKES A SURPRISING DISCOVERY.
CHAPTER VIII. - MR. RIDER BECOMES ACTIVE AGAIN.
CHAPTER IX. - MR. RIDER RECEIVES ANOTHER SET-BACK.
In the polished drawing‑rooms of the late‑Victorian season, Mona works quietly behind the scenes, her nimble fingers stitching gowns for the elite while she herself remains a modest seamstress. When her employer, Mrs. Montague, confronts her about a flirtatious encounter with the charming Mr. Palmer, the polite veneer of society cracks, revealing sharp judgments and unspoken expectations. The dispute forces Mona to balance the demanding etiquette of her world with the stirrings of a heart that refuses to stay silent.
The tension escalates as Mrs. Montague orders Mona to prepare a traveling dress for an imminent train to New York, insisting that she abandon any further contact with Palmer. Yet Mona carries a hidden burden—a secret about her mother’s past that could upend her carefully managed position. As she packs her belongings, she must decide whether to obey the stern commands of her benefactress or to follow the quiet conviction that love and truth deserve a chance.
Set against the bustling backdrop of a society in transition, the story follows Mona’s delicate dance between duty and desire. Listeners will be drawn into her inner conflict, feeling each pulse of indignation and each whisper of hope as she walks the thin line between propriety and passion.
Full title
True Love's Reward A Sequel to Mona A Sequel to Mona
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (384K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-12-23
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1843–1926
A hugely prolific American popular novelist, she wrote romantic, suspenseful fiction that reached a wide readership under the pen name Mrs. Georgie Sheldon. Her stories helped define the fast-moving, high-feeling style of late 19th-century dime and domestic fiction.
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