The woman's way

"The Woman's Way" by Charles Garvice is a story set in the early 1900s about Celia Grant, a young woman facing tough times after her father passes away, leaving her to fend for herself. The book looks at themes like social class divides, being independent, and the challenges women faced. It starts with Celia living a simple life in a poor neighborhood, where she is lonely but strong. She finds comfort in small talks with an old neighbor and wonders about the quiet young man who lives nearby. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she finds this young man in deep trouble, holding a gun, and she has to make a quick decision.