The Wall Between

The Wall Between, written by Sara Ware Bassett in 1920, is a novel that centers on the feud between two neighboring families in New Hampshire, the Howes and the Websters. The story follows Martin Howe and Ellen Webster as their families' long-standing rivalry, symbolized by a crumbling wall, impacts their lives and relationships. The narrative delves into themes of pride, hostility, and the influence of family legacy, particularly as Ellen's niece, Lucy, emerges as a catalyst for potential reconciliation amidst the entrenched animosity.