Dream Girl Over Sister

After their parents died, Mitchell Bishop and his sister Nora had only each other. Then Maggie Andrews accused Nora of pushing her down a staircase, and Mitchell believed his dream girl over his own blood. He sent Nora away to a boarding school to be reformed into a meek, obedient sister, and for more than a year he never visited, not even when she fell gravely ill.

Now Nora is home, but nothing is hers anymore. Her room belongs to Maggie, her things are gone, and she is given the cold attic. At dinner she cannot touch the food, because Mitchell has forgotten her allergies. She has learned to lower her head, apologize, and ask for nothing.

Yet Mitchell's cold certainty begins to crack, and the truth he refused to hear may not stay buried forever.