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A better chance for a popular sale on this than on Erskine's recent novels. The story of a ""career woman"" with a past, of a successful lawyer, with a present, of the idealistic son at Princeton and of the woman's secretary with whom he was in love. A study of jealousy, played on various strings, and told from a rather oblique angle by one purporting to know both sides of the story. Good circulating library material.