First published in 1918, this romantic novel tells the story of Pamela Graham, a beautiful and vivacious young woman who becomes the toast of New York society after her arrival from the West. Among her many suitors is Max Zabriskie, a charming and handsome millionaire who is determined to win her heart despite her reluctance to commit. The novel offers a portrait of the pleasures and pitfalls of high society life during the Gilded Age, as well as a reflection on the nature of romantic attraction.

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