Until We Met
- Author: Anne Weale
- Publisher: Harlequin Romance #855
- Year: 1964, September
- Settings: England/France
Book Description
Blurb 1
Janine Alain was a girl who seemed to have everything--a beautiful, highly successful star of the Parisian cabaret world, and sought after by one of the most eligible millionaires in France. Few people knew that in reality she was Joanna Allen, an English girl, and that all she desired in life was to settle down, loved and wanted, in a home of her own.
Certainly Charles Carlyon, the very distant relative who turned up from England, on behalf of Joanna's long-estranged family, to try to persuade her to go back with him and meet them, could not see her as anything but an unscrupulous gold-digger.
Yet in spite of his attitude, she found herself falling in love with him. Would she ever be able to convince him that he meant far more to her than her career?
Blurb 2
From the back cover of Harlequin Romance #855, September 1964, US Edition:
Janine Alain, highly successful star of the Parisian cabaret world, was really Joanna Allen, an English girl who wanted nothing more than to settle down, loved and wanted, in a home of her own.
But how could she ever convince the man she cared for that for this she would willingly sacrifice her career?
