The Tailor's Daughters

He had grown into a fine young man. Young, tall, handsome, sole heir to his family's assets, local businessman and tailor, William Drescher, led a life of ease amid the relative economic leanness the early 1930s had visited upon the tropical island paradise he called home. His confidence in the devotion of his girl-friend, the beautiful and privileged, Jennifer Johnson, made the transition from heir to owner of the family business easier for him. Secure in the permanence of their romance, the question of when they would wed had an easy answer; at least it did before Will's yearning for truth began, before he became intimately acquainted with a God he hadn't really known, before he encountered the fascinating, Carlynn Bennett. The Tailor's Daughters revisits a time when things didn't come easily for those without means. Sensitively juxtaposing privilege and poverty, this entertaining story artfully reminds us of life's fundamentals: choices, consequences, character, faith, and relationships; as it skillfully reveals the unpredictable rewards of self-sacrificing love...