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The Cause: A Stryker Legacy Novel

By: Ann Markim
Narrated by: Stephanie Dillard
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What will Inga Stryker sacrifice to win the vote for women?

College Professor, Inga Stryker, is zealous about winning the right to vote for women. When her controversial 1897 article costs her the teaching position she loves, she moves to Wyoming. In the first state where women can vote, Inga pursues her career as a professor and her passion for writing.

C.J. Wakefield, editor of a Philadelphia-based monthly magazine, is impressed with the articles she submits and she becomes a regular contributor. Her writing prowess develops, and so does their mutual attraction.

Inga faces difficult choices when the needs of those she loves collide with the demands of the cause to which she has dedicated herself.

©2020 Marge Knudsen (AKA Ann Markim) (P)2021 Marge Knudsen (AKA Ann Markim)
Fiction Historical Fiction

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