If young journalist Ellie Haworth could seek advice from a historical figure who once walked in her shoes, we bet it would be Jordan Walsh from Renée Rosen's White Collar Girl. Jordan's family is made up of successful journalists, and she has the chops to be the same; if only she wasn't a woman in the mid-1950s. Pigeonholed as the society news reporter, Jordan is more than ready to prove her worth and land a story on the front page. When confidential information crosses her desk, it feels as though her prayers have finally been answered, but is dabbling in the political world really worth her big break . . . and risking her life?