Untold Millions
by Laura Z. Hobson

New York, the 1920s: Jossie Stone, just starting out in advertising, and Rick Baird, a married man with a family in Paris, a would-be novelist, a man with constant money troubles, fall madly in love and wildly into debt. Rick's gusto for living beyond his means is perfectly matched by Jossie's ability to manage extra work, but what a force money is in their life: the earning of it, the struggle for more, and the fear of not having enough.

As Jossie fights to make her life with Rick work - supporting him as he writes, finding sudden cash for the inevitable emergencies he manages to create, developing her free-lance work, and, finally beginning a career in journalism - she learns how much she's able to do, how resourceful and talented she truly is. Insight, self-knowledge, above all, that elusive thing, maturity. Money and success can't buy it, nobody can give it to you. But if you reach it, it's worth everything - untold millions, and forever.

Hardbound in good condition.