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| − | It was a good thing that Lianne was such a splendid nurse, and so absorbed in her work, for it meant that she still had a purpose in life when her engagement to Doctor Roger Marthorpe was cruelly and unexpectedly broken. Even so, when the great but unapproachable surgeon, Jonathan Frensham, offered her a private nursing job at his lovely country home, Lianne was glad to accept it. In the tranquil atmosphere of Windymead she gradually recovered her peace of mind, and found herself developing a great respect and affection for Jonathan. But a married man, even though his wife has deserted him, is not to be considered as a subject for romance, and a sorry tangle of misunderstanding and complications faced Lianne before he way lay open to a happy future | + | It was a good thing that Lianne was such a splendid nurse, and so absorbed in her work, for it meant that she still had a purpose in life when her engagement to Doctor Roger Marthorpe was cruelly and unexpectedly broken. Even so, when the great but unapproachable surgeon, Jonathan Frensham, offered her a private nursing job at his lovely country home, Lianne was glad to accept it. In the tranquil atmosphere of Windymead she gradually recovered her peace of mind, and found herself developing a great respect and affection for Jonathan. But a married man, even though his wife has deserted him, is not to be considered as a subject for romance, and a sorry tangle of misunderstanding and complications faced Lianne before he way lay open to a happy future. |
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| + | ==Publication History== | ||
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| + | * '''1957''' - ''Hardback Release'' ([[Mills and Boon Romance|Mills & Boon Romance]]) (UK Original Release) | ||
| + | * '''1958''' - ''Paperback Release'' ([[Harlequin Romance]] [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|#419]]) (US Original Release) | ||
| + | * '''1958''' - ''Paperback Release'' ([[Mills and Boon Romance|Mills & Boon Romance]] [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|#419]]) (UK Original Release) | ||
==Cover Variation (By Release Date)== | ==Cover Variation (By Release Date)== | ||
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| + | | [[Image:Book-Cover-MBHB-1957-Caroline Trench.jpeg|125x197px|thumb|left|1957 <br\>UK HB Edition]] | ||
| [[Image:Book-Cover-HR0419-1958-Caroline Trench.jpeg|125x197px|thumb|left|1958 <br\>UK Edition]] | | [[Image:Book-Cover-HR0419-1958-Caroline Trench.jpeg|125x197px|thumb|left|1958 <br\>UK Edition]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:50, 16 January 2013
| By Caroline Trench | |
| Publisher | Mills and Boon Romance #419 |
| Release Month | 1958 (UK) |
| Mills and Boon Romance Series # | |
| Preceded by | The Feathered Serpent |
| Followed by | The Squeaker |
- Author: Caroline Trench
- Publisher: Mills and Boon Romance #419
- Year: 1958
Book Description
It was a good thing that Lianne was such a splendid nurse, and so absorbed in her work, for it meant that she still had a purpose in life when her engagement to Doctor Roger Marthorpe was cruelly and unexpectedly broken. Even so, when the great but unapproachable surgeon, Jonathan Frensham, offered her a private nursing job at his lovely country home, Lianne was glad to accept it. In the tranquil atmosphere of Windymead she gradually recovered her peace of mind, and found herself developing a great respect and affection for Jonathan. But a married man, even though his wife has deserted him, is not to be considered as a subject for romance, and a sorry tangle of misunderstanding and complications faced Lianne before he way lay open to a happy future.
Publication History
- 1957 - Hardback Release (Mills & Boon Romance) (UK Original Release)
- 1958 - Paperback Release (Harlequin Romance #419) (US Original Release)
- 1958 - Paperback Release (Mills & Boon Romance #419) (UK Original Release)
