Job's Niece by Grace Livingston Hill Job's Niece Grace Livingston Hill New York: Grosset and Dunlap Copyright 1927 351 pages The binding is in acceptable condition. The pages are lightly tanned, have some scattered brown age spots and a name and address written in front. The mauve tweed cover is rubbed at the spine ends. The dust jacket is very edge worn, has losses at the spine ends and the spine is faded. Acceptable. Hardcover. Doris Dunbar's young life was a series of trials. One after another they came just as they had to Job in ancient times. Even Milton Page failed her when she needed him most. Almost worse was Zephyr, the pretty unscrupulous doll who had married Doris' wild young brother and who harried the girl with special malice. But Job had a comforter, and so had Doris, for Angus Macdonald did not forget the wistful, troubled eyes of the girl he had left behind as a companion to his lonely mother.