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* '''Author''': [[Rosalind Brett]] | * '''Author''': [[Rosalind Brett]] | ||
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* '''Year''': 1966, April | * '''Year''': 1966, April | ||
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Revision as of 18:05, 9 April 2011
| By Rosalind Brett | |
| Publisher | Harlequin Presents #43 |
| Mills & Boon Romance #205 | |
| Release Month | May 1974 (US) |
| Apr 1966 (UK) | |
| Harlequin Presents Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Strange Waif |
| Followed by | Petals Drifting |
| Mills & Boon Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | Terrace In The Sun |
| Followed by | Brittle Bondage |
- Author: Rosalind Brett
- First Published By: Mills & Boon Romance #205
- Year: 1966, April
Book Description
Hoping for some degree of solitude and complete relief from women, Julian Caswell had gone as plantation manager to the tropical island of Valeira. When he discovered a lone white girl in his fastness of men he was, not unnaturally, hostile, and Philippa Crane was commanded to leave. But Phil was young and unspoiled and full of pluck; she was also determined to remain on Valeira. She won the first round against the cold, inflexible Julian --- but his past experience of women had made him bitter and unwary. It was a heart-breaking problem for a girl who was rapidly falling in love --- and inevitably climate and circumstances took their part in bringing Philippa's story to its dramatic conclusion.
Publication History
- 1966, April - Mills & Boon Romance #205 (UK Original Release)
- 1974, May - Harlequin Presents #43 (US Original Release)
- 1975, March - Mills & Boon Classics #3
- XXXX, XXXXX - Harlequin Present Collection #2
