__Carrie loves painting the beautiful carousel horses . . . but can she stand strong against the many who don't want her to keep the job?__   
When Carrington Brouwer receives the enviable job of painting carousel horses for a factory in Ohio, she believes her future is secure. But after an expensive necklace disappears from the home where she's been staying, she's caught up in a search for the truth that puts her entire livelihood--and her developing relationship with the factory manager--at risk. Can she lead police to the real culprit before she loses everything?

Judith Miller is an award-winning author whose avid research and love for history are reflected in her bestselling novels. When time permits, Judy enjoys traveling, visiting historical settings, and scrapbooking the photographs from her travel expeditions. She makes her home in Topeka, Kansas.

Without the means to support herself after her father dies, Carrington Brouwer receives the opportunity to use her artistic talent at her friend's father's carousel factory. But the men at the factory are not happy that a woman has been given the very desirable job of painting the elaborately carved horses. When mishaps occur at the factory and jewelry disappears from the home of the factory owner, accusations swirl. Is the handsome young factory manager truly Carrie's ally or will he side with those who believe she should be fired?

A vibrant 1890s blend of mystery and romance as a woman is appointed to paint carousel horses--a position normally held only by men

Miller, Judith

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Without the means to support herself after her father dies, Carrington Brouwer receives the opportunity to use her artistic talent at her friend's father's carousel factory. But the men at the factory are not happy that a woman has been given the very desirable job of painting the elaborately carved horses.

Without the means to support herself after her father dies, Carrington Brouwer receives the opportunity to use her artistic talent at her friend's father's carousel factory. But the men at the factory are not happy that a woman has been given the very desirable job of painting the elaborately carved horses. When mishaps occur at the factory and jewellery disappears from the home of the factory owner, accusations swirl. Is the handsome young factory manager truly Carrie's ally or will he side with those who believe she should be fired?

Judith Miller is an award-winning author whose avid research and love for history ore reflected in her bestselling novels. Judy and her husband make their home in Topeka, Kansas.

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This tale is set in 1890. Not so long ago thought I, my father was born in 1880! But hopefully attitudes have changed in the years since then. Carrington Brouwer, known as Carrie, has returned to the US from Paris where her family had moved some years before so that her father could pursue the career of a painter. Her Mother died and although acknowledged by his peers as an excellent artist, her father only earnt just enough money to keep them going. After his death, Carrie, now twenty-one, had just enough money for the voyage home a few clothes and a collection of her father?s paintings as mementos. She had become friends with Augusta, a rich young lady sent to Paris for the season, who had art classes with her father. Augusta had invited her to stay at her parent?s home ? but unfortunately had not explained Carrie?s position to her social climbing mother. The scene is set for problems all round and when Carrie is given the job of Carousel painter in the factory belonging to Augusta?s father, things get even more complicated.

The Carousel Painter

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This tale is set in 1890. Not so long ago thought I, my father was born in 1880! But hopefully attitudes have changed in the years since then.  
Carrington Brouwer, known as Carrie, has returned to the US from Paris where her family had moved some years before so that her father could pursue the career of a painter. Her Mother died and although acknowledged by his peers as an excellent artist, her father only earnt just enough money to keep them going. After his death, Carrie, now twenty-one, had just enough money for the voyage home a few clothes and a collection of her father’s paintings as mementos. She had become friends with Augusta, a rich young lady sent to Paris for the season, who had art classes with her father. Augusta had invited her to stay at her parent’s home – but unfortunately had not explained Carrie’s position to her social climbing mother.  
The scene is set for problems all round and when Carrie is given the job of Carousel painter in the factory belonging to Augusta’s father, things get even more complicated.

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