A Woman of Means

In November 1884, amidst the political upheaval of Grover Cleveland’s presidential inauguration, Silas Rankin, a trusted ally of the new president, becomes elusive and distracted, prompting concerns from the perceptive Lucinda Meadows. As Lucinda embarks on a two-month investigation that takes her from high society gatherings to risky midnight escapades, she confronts unexpected challenges and revelations about the nature of friendship and loyalty. "A Woman of Means" explores the complexities of relationships against a backdrop of espionage and personal sacrifice within Washington's evolving landscape.