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"It was a love of a house--the one Quail Ashby had set her heart upon, and it had everything save a family to share it with her. 'Advertise!' said the young fellow who lived across the street. So Quail advertised and almost at once her telephone began to ring. It was the overture to several love stories all to be played upon the same stage"--Dust jacket flap.

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