Speak Easy to Me — Christine DePetrillo

Willa Hardwick doesn't want to be an ordinary housewife, especially if the only available men work at Providence's most notable speakeasy, The Fountain. She wouldn't be caught dead in a place like that. Women should have choices, and Willa is willing to fight for those choices as well as the right to vote.

Grant Sterling hides behind his piano night after night, entertaining the guests at The Fountain. He knows the speakeasy's owner, Ralph “Zinny” DiZinnia, is involved in shady dealings, but he'll never tell. In fact, Grant would rather not speak at all.

When Willa's brother, Tommy, double-crosses Zinny, Willa faces an uncomfortable proposition to save his life. How far is she willing to go for family, and can she trust the help of a quiet piano player?