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New York City, 1899, the newsboys of Lower Manhattan are preparing for a strike that could change New York forever. With the help of a determined reporter Katherine Plumber, the newsies will finally let the world know they've found their voice. But not without the help of Katherine's younger sister.
Virginia Pulitzer is nothing like her sister. She's quiet, reserved, and always lingering in the background, most people mistake her silence for shyness. In reality, Virginia simply learned long ago that some voice are just not meant to be heard.
Dragged along to meet the newsies by Katherine, Virginia plans to stay out of the way and count the minutes until she can leave. But those plans quickly fall apart when she's met face to face with the bright blue eyes of one Racetrack Higgins.
Race is loud, reckless, and impossible to ignore. Yet something about the quiet girl pulls him in, making him want to know more about the girl hidden behind the careful smiles and guarded eyes. The closer they become, the harder it is for Race to keep his feelings hidden.
When two worlds collide secrets begin to unravel, loyalties are tested, and Virginia must decide whether to keep hiding in the background - or finally let herself be heard.