Dear Enemy

Set against the backdrop of an early 20th-century reform school, the story continues the journey of Judy Abbott as she takes on a new role as the head of the John Grier Home—a charitable institution for orphaned girls. With her sharp wit and unwavering dedication, Judy strives to uplift the lives of the girls under her care, all while navigating the complex dynamics of her newfound responsibilities. Her correspondence with her beloved benefactor, Jervis Pendleton, adds a delightful layer of humor and warmth, revealing the evolving nature of their relationship.

As Judy confronts the challenges inherent in managing the Home, she also reflects on her own past while forging connections with the girls. Through laughter, trials, and heartfelt experiences, the novel explores themes of friendship, compassion, and the transformative power of kindness. This poignant sequel captures the essence of growth and the importance of helping others find their place in the world.