Summary of Mari K. Eder's The Girls Who Stepped Out of Line

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Alice was on her way to meet with a old lover, who had betrayed her. She was going to steal the photos he kept of his Nazi clients and benefactors. She left the gold bars and cash, and took only the jewels. #2 Alice Marble, international tennis star, was on the run from Hans Steinmetz, a wealthy Swiss banker. She’d fallen in love with him, but he’d wanted to marry her and take care of her for the rest of her life. She’d taken an oath, after all. #3 Alice Marble was a natural athlete who grew up in San Francisco. She never backed down from a challenge, and she had the talent and drive to match. She had the guts to never quit. #4 Alice Marble, number one in the world, was also the first woman to win both the British and U. S. women’s singles, doubles, and mixed doubles in the same year. She was on the cover of Life magazine in 1939.