The Gibson Upright

Set in a small Indiana town, the novel delves into the complexities of the Gibson family, particularly focusing on John Gibson, a successful lawyer and musician. His wife, Edith, struggles with her marriage, finding solace in a relationship with a young artist, Philip. Their love complicates her loyalty to John. Meanwhile, their daughter Marjorie faces challenges in her own romantic pursuits with Arthur, whose family disapproves of their relationship. Themes of love, loss, and the pursuit of happiness are intricately explored, highlighting the power of music and human connection.