Our Kind of People

Set against the backdrop of New York City's Gilded Age, this lively novel follows the Wilcox family as they navigate the complexities of wealth, society, and personal identity. Helen Wilcox's ambitious efforts to elevate her daughters into high society are challenged by her husband's bold, yet risky, financial moves that threaten their stability. As the family experiences both ascent and decline, the daughters are compelled to reevaluate their sense of self and their hopes for love. Rich in social intrigue, this story explores the fine line between fortune and ruin in a world where every glance and invitation carries weight.