title: Smiling Through Your Tears: Anticipating Grief
author:  Harriet Hodgson 
description: Harriet Hodgson has been a nonfiction writer for 27 years and is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists. Smiling Through Your Tears: Anticipating Grief, Lois Krahn, MD Co-Author, is her 24th book. She also writes for www.ezinearticles.com, a website for professional authors, and has earned Exert Author status.
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  > ‘Miss Louisa Sibson.’ The three words were said in a warm, masculine
  > voice—but they were enough to send an ice-cold chill down her spine.
  
  > Her hand froze. She kept her gaze downcast and willed the stranger to go.
  > She could not be so unlucky as to encounter Jonathon Ponsby-Smythe here. In
  > Newcastle. He was a habitué of London clubs, fashionable salons and
  > Almack’s—not provincial concerts with second-rate singers.
  
  > Louisa forced the breath into her lungs. This man, this friend of Miss
  > Daphne’s nephew, was someone else. This man was not the man who had
  > destroyed her life.
  
  > And she was no longer the same naive girl who had believed a man’s whispered
  > endearments of eternal love.
  
  > What was the proper etiquette for greeting the man who had taken your
  > innocence and destroyed your girlish dreams?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  > AUTHOR NOTE
  
  > When I first started writing COMPROMISING MISS MILTON, Daisy’s friend Louisa
  > Sibson was supposed to be a throw-away character. A f