Song Of The Nightingale (DeWinter's Song 1) - Plot & Excerpts
She avoided looking at the bed where her sister had writhed in pain and finally died in agony. How sad it was that the man Abigail had loved—the man who had wronged her—denied even knowing her. Aunt Mary was coming today, and the two of them would be closing up the cottage and packing Abigail’s belongings. Afterward, Kassidy would have to return to her brother’s house and face his anger. The future seemed bleak and sad without her sister beside her. Sweet, kindhearted Abigail who was dead because of the hateful man who had seduced her and stolen her innocence, then deserted her in the end. Kassidy’s heart ached for the baby she had left in the duke’s keeping. Was the child being properly cared for? What would that little girl’s life be like with such a cold, unfeeling man? It had been wrong to leave the baby with him. If Abigail had seen the man’s reaction when she had placed his daughter in his arms, surely her sister would expect her to reclaim the child.
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