Lena Rivers, born with uncertain parentage, is taken to a Kentucky plantation by her grandmother after her mother's death at birth. She faces mistreatment and ridicule from her cousin Caroline, but finds solace in her friendship with Henry Graham, owner of a neighboring plantation. As tensions rise, Lena's sense of identity is shaken by a revelation about her mother's marital status, leading her to harbor resentment towards her unknown father.
Lena Rivers
Lena Rivers, a young woman born out of wedlock, is taken in by her wealthy uncle, only to face hostility from his wife and daughter who resent her presence in their family.
