demands a certain level of decorum, and for Sarah that has meant the safety of marriage to a man whose sexual interests lie elsewhere. She hasn't loved anyone since Ginger, and she doesn't expect that to change anytime soon, but then Petunia arrives and the whole world seems suddenly different. Petunia reminds Sarah so much of her first love that those long-suppressed desires are suddenly clamoring to be heard. And with her new lady's maid showing signs of reciprocating her feelings, how can Sarah possibly resist?