More Than Friends
Across the colossal divide of class and convictions, the mill owner's son and the union leader's daughter forged a bond far stronger than steel. Jenny and Chase were more than friends, they were two halves of one whole, and nothing--but nothing--could put them asunder.

Until one summer night shattered Jenny's innocence . . . and the unspeakable drove Chase miles--and memories--away. Now adults, they were again more than friends. They were enemies . . . enemies whose long-ago promises echoed with pain, whose white-hot desire shimmered with despair-enemies bearing identical scars on two souls that ached to be one. Yet the chasm of betrayal gaped wide and deep . . . challenging their deathless love with immortal heartbreak.