Miss Gertrude Cadwalader works as a companion for the wealthy Mrs.
Davenport, who secretly and impulsively pilfers other people’s personal
belongings. One of Gertrude’s tasks is to return the stolen items. The
wealthy Mrs. Sinclair, catches Gertrude trying to return the items, and
jumps to the wrong conclusion. Harrison Sinclair is the son of Mrs.
Sinclair and tries to convince his mother that his friend Gertrude is
not a thief. He finds helping Gertrude is anything-but-ordinary.
This is the second book in this series. It isn't necessary to read the first book. But it helps explain some of the comments in book two. The book started out a little slow but picked up speed as it went along. Mrs. Davenport's bizarre behavior gets explained towards the end of the book.
This is an entertaining book. If you enjoy a light read, this is for you.
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