You rarely hear men talk about juggling children, work, and household today. Imagine if a nineteenth-century man was in that fix. What would he do? They didnt have the resources we have today.
This book is a look at Otto von Goff and his daughter, Luise, during the time he made a contract to sell his cattle to France. That had never been done before. Railways were just starting, and Otto set out to take advantage of it.
Unfortunately, his wife, Hildegard, is ill and hasnt paid the household staff, so Otto has to get the books without letting his guests know hes involved in the household.
In addition, his daughter is sick and lonely, wanting his attention and someone to play with.
He lets them go to his sorrow. He concentrates on the deal, letting his household and his daughter fall aside, thinking hell make up later.
His mother taught him, A stitch in time saves nine, and now he has to deal with the consequences.
About the author
Laurie Campbell grew up in New Zealand. She discovered her own Prussian heritage while researching her family tree. She currently lives in Canada.
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