En una sociedad a�n inmersa en los principios victorianos, la familia Barnett no se diferencia de las dem�s familias de posici�n acomodada que procuran educar a sus hijos en los mismos esquemas r�gidos. Un padre autoritario, magnate de la industria maderera, y una madre que se limita a cumplir su papel de mujer sometida, intentar�n imponer su voluntad y casar a su hija Lorna con un hombre acaudalado a quien la joven no ama. La navegaci�n, el deporte preferido del se�or Barnett, permitir� a Jens Harken, un joven de clase baja, relacionarse laboralmente con la familia y conocer a Lorna. La pasi�n que nace entre ambos deber� enfrentarse a diversos avatares y los dos j�venes tendr�n que luchar por defender un amor que ha dado su fruto.

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In a society still steeped in the early Victorian, the Barnett family is not unlike other wealthy families whose upper class position seeks to educate their children in the same rigid schedules. An authoritarian father, a timber industry mogul, and a subjugated mother, confined to fulfill her role of woman. She s trying to impose their will and marry her daughter Lorna to a wealthy man she does not love. But boating, the favorite sport of Mr. Barnett will allow Jens Harken, a blue-collar guy; establish a working relationship with Lorna s family. The passion that arises between them will face various twists and the two young people will have to fight to defend their love.

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