Fair Tomorrow

by Emilie Loring

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With her family's fortune ruined and her father's health broken, lovely Pamela Leigh gave up a promising career as a newspaper reporter to take her father to the Cape Cod cottage she had recently inherited. There she could manage a restaurant and make ends meet. Just as her future looked darkest, two charming men entered her life. Scott Mallory, the handsome, internationally-famous lawyer, offered to act as her legal advisor. And, dashing Philip Carr helped her keep her finances limping show more along, with his ingenious architectural plans. Slowly, gratitude began to give way to Then disaster struck. Only after a harrowing courtroom drama, and the revelations that ensued, could Pam truly understand her feelings for Scott and Philip, and know, which man would share her. show less

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Fair Tomorrow by Emilie Baker Loring
Pamela has traveled back home from her newspaper reporting job to take care of her ailing father on Cape Cod.
She wants to get a job in the restaurant but others come to the door asking for the money the father owes them.
Lots of mysteries with jewelery, stamps and other very highly collectible monetary items.

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Romance author Emilie Baker Loring was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1864. She started writing in 1914 when she was 50 years old and wrote over 30 books during her lifetime. She died on March 14, 1951 after a long illness. (Bowker Author Biography)

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Original title
Fair Tomorrow
Original publication date
1931
People/Characters
Pamela Leigh; Scott Mallory; Philip Carr; Terry Leigh
Important places
Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA
Dedication
To Louise Gordon Hallet Whose friendship has glowed with a lovely light down through the years since we met on Cape Cod.
First words
Coatless, immaculate white shirt sleeves rolled above his elbows, red-headed Terrence Leigh scowled thoughtfully at the gate-legged table set for two in the sunny window, ceased his muted whistling to shout: "Hi1 Pam! Which s... (show all)ide of the plate shall I put the cranberry jell?"
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(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Her radient eyes confirmed the lilt in her voice as she answered: "Happy? Top of the world!"

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Fiction and Literature, Romance
DDC/MDS
813.52Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English1900-19991900-1945
LCC
PZ3 .L8938Language and LiteratureFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction and juvenile belles lettresFiction in English

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