Orphaned siblings Bert and “Prin” Sinclair eke out a meager existence in a dingy London alley until Prin falls dangerously ill—and into the care of a compassionate doctor who sends her to the healing air of the countryside. There, she thrives as companion to a delicate young aristocrat, experiencing both the joys and pressures of a world far above her station. But when pride and fear begin to shadow her newfound comforts, Prin must confront her own heart—and the fierce loyalty of the brother determined to see her home.
Prin enjoys fine clothes and comfort, yet finds her heart still restless—what did Jesus teach about where our true treasure should be stored (see Matthew 6:19–21)?
