Sinfully Rich

Sinfully Rich by Hulbert Footner

Sinfully Rich is a novel by Hulbert Footner, published in 1929. It tells the story of a young woman, Mary, who is born into a wealthy family. She is spoiled and pampered by her parents, and she grows up believing that money can buy her anything she wants. When Mary's father dies, she is left with a large inheritance and decides to use it to travel the world. She meets a variety of people, from the wealthy and powerful to the poor and destitute. Through her travels, Mary learns the true value of money and the importance of helping those in need. The novel follows Mary as she discovers the joys and sorrows of life, and learns to appreciate the simple things in life. Along the way, she also discovers the power of love and friendship. In the end, Mary learns that money can't buy happiness, but it can be used to help those in need.

By Hulbert Footner · First published 1940 · Genre: Mystery, Romance, Thriller · 27 chapters · 65,386 words

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As noon approached, Mike Speedon cleared his desk preparatory to leaving his office in the Recorder-Press Building. It was a very small office, but the fact that he had an office of his own testified to his importance on the premises. He was usually called Society Reporter, which he didn't like; "Social Commentator" or "Columnist" pleased him better. His column was more and more widely syndicated and he had become a big figure in the smart life of the town and, in fact, of the nation. And nobody knew it better than Mike himself. He didn't have to keep office hours any more, but he attended every morning from nine to twelve because of what he called his Puritan conscience. In other respects he was not exactly a Puritan.

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