Winthrop Agreement

Rivkah gives birth to a daughter, Mimi, determined that her child will have a better life in America.
Frederick Winthrop, slum landlord, lives in one of Fifth Avenue‘s sumptuous mansions—and preys on young girls.

Reviews

“Simpson’s lush prose will envelop readers in the sights, sounds, and textures of the dance hall. . . . Fans of Jennifer Haigh and those welcoming a many-voiced, richly drawn experience will enjoy the poignant and emotional Ballroom.” — Booklist on Ballroom“Simpson is a master at creating realistic characters who are flawed . . . yet sympathetic. . . . Readers who enjoy seeing inside the hearts and minds of others will relish sharing the lives of Simpson’s creations.” — Kirkus Reviews on Ballroom“Well-crafted. . . . This touching debut captures the intricacies and the unexpected of personal relationships.” — Library Journal on Ballroom