Anibaddh Lyngdoh claims that she intends to introduce a new kind of
silk to the floundering American silk industry. But her true
reason, as her old friend Grace MacDonald Pollocke discovers, is
far more personal. Grace, now a Philadelphia portrait painter,
undertakes a perilous investigation that leads to the discovery of
old sins and crimes, and the commission of new ones. What laws may
be broken what sins and crimes committed in the service of a higher
justice? Deceit, forgery, fraud, perjury . . . even murder? This
novel thrillingly evokes a nineteenth-century America not so
different from the present: a time of stunning new technologies and
financial collapse, when religious and racial views collided with
avowed principles of morality and law."
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