The Young Green Corn

de Doris E. Smith

For most of her life, it seemed to Lucinda, Nicholas Dent had bullied and managed her - for her own good, he hastened to tell her, but the young teenage Lucinda had only resented his efforts. But even Nicholas had had to take a back seat when she married Job and went off to live a life of her own. Now that marriage was over, and Lucinda was alone again — this time with two small children to cope with as well. And although she managed to cope very well, she couldn't help a certain feeling of relief when Adrian Abercrombie came along and she found herself falling in love again. Yet once again Nicholas was taking it upon himself to interfere. Why couldn't he leave her alone ?

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