Duskin (Annotated)

In *Duskin*, Grace Livingston Hill shapes a characteristically earnest romance around questions of character, vocation, and spiritual discernment. The novel moves within the conventions of early twentieth-century American inspirational fiction: briskly plotted, morally legible, and suffused with domestic tenderness. Hill's prose is plainspoken yet warmly descriptive, using suspense, coincidence, a...