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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
good classic harlequin romance, set in England,
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This review is from: House of Strangers (Paperback)
Marny Lester was sufficiently well off not to have to work if she didn't want to, but an aimless, leisurely life in the country was not really enough for her, and when a friend recommended her for the post of secretary to a celebrated osteopath in his smart London clinic, Marny jumped at the opportunity. "If you're unsuitable, he'll soon tell you," her friend had said. "But if you are suitable, then I think you'll find him an extremely interesting man to work for." Marny found Paul Stillman interesting in more ways than one. But it was clear from the first that she must resign herself to being just his efficient secretary, for Paul had eyes only for his fiancee, the glamorous Ilena Justine.Marny make many friends at the clinic, including a little boy named Ginger, he has a deformed shoulder because beat him. Both Paul and Marny get very fond of him and Paul wants to adopt him. His fiance Ilena, is a bitch, her only thoughts are of clothes and her own comfort. This is a nice romance, there are obstacles in their way but they are overcome in a satisfying manner. Set in London in early 1960's. For more vintage harlequin romance descriptions , please visit my website at [...] |
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House of Strangers by Violet Winspear (Paperback - February 26, 1971)
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