
Tower of Tears
The McClusky Series, Book 1
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Narrated by:
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Elaine Baden
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By:
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Rhoda D'Ettore
About this listen
In 1820, a young woman embarks on a journey for a better life in America. She brings with her a three year old son, and plans to live with relatives she has never met in Philadelphia. Her loving husband remains in Ireland, taking in boarders and working the farm to save money for his departure.
Along the way, Jane realizes she is pregnant, then soon is told she is expected to pay rent, and work in a factory. Her new boss begins to sexually assault her, convincing her that a pregnant Irish woman would never find work. She turns to her priest with no results. She is trapped!
©2014 Rhoda D'Ettore (P)2014 Rhoda D'Ettore
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