Sarah Aldridge, the pen name of Anyda Marchant, was an attorney, publisher, and novelist. Her literary contributions primarily focused on crafting novels featuring lesbian protagonists and offering hopeful resolutions, a significant aspect of her unique narrative style. As a pioneering force in lesbian/feminist publishing, she co-founded Naiad Press and later A&M Books, profoundly impacting the visibility and accessibility of queer literature. Her fourteen novels remain in print, celebrated for their exploration of relationships and societal themes, solidifying her status as a trailblazer in the genre.
Amid the turmoil of the 60s, Connie, a young lawyer encounters the invisible obstacles that stand in the way of women in her profession. Engaged to be married, things change when she meets Tottie, a runaway from a Conservative family who joins the rebellious underground.