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* '''Author''': [[Rosalind Brett]]
* '''Publisher''': [[Harlequin Romance]] [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|#656]]
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* '''Publisher''': [[Mills and Boon Romance|Mills & Boon Romance]] [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|#656]]
 
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* '''Year''': 1962
 
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==Book Description==
 
==Book Description==
'''''From fictiondb.com:'''''
 
  
 
When Melanie went out to the romantic tropical island of Mindoa, in the Indian Ocean, she was little more than a schoolgirl, both in years and in lack of experience of life. When she left only eight months later she had become a woman. What was responsible for the change? Partly is was Mindoa itself, exotic and glamorous and utterly unlike anything Melanie had encountered before; perhaps it was the people she met -- the small but cosmopolitan white colony, living together but all so different from each other. But most of all it was the masterful Stephen Brent who had brought about such a transformation in the quiet English girl -- Stephen, between whom and Melanie there was such a gulf of years and worldly experience, yet against whose magnetic attraction she had not a chance to defend herself.
 
When Melanie went out to the romantic tropical island of Mindoa, in the Indian Ocean, she was little more than a schoolgirl, both in years and in lack of experience of life. When she left only eight months later she had become a woman. What was responsible for the change? Partly is was Mindoa itself, exotic and glamorous and utterly unlike anything Melanie had encountered before; perhaps it was the people she met -- the small but cosmopolitan white colony, living together but all so different from each other. But most of all it was the masterful Stephen Brent who had brought about such a transformation in the quiet English girl -- Stephen, between whom and Melanie there was such a gulf of years and worldly experience, yet against whose magnetic attraction she had not a chance to defend herself.

Latest revision as of 07:39, 6 January 2013

1962 UK Edition
By Rosalind Brett
Publisher Mills & Boon Romance #656
Release Month 1962 (US & UK)
Harlequin Romance Series #
Preceded by Outpost Hospital
Followed by Orphan Bride

Book Description

When Melanie went out to the romantic tropical island of Mindoa, in the Indian Ocean, she was little more than a schoolgirl, both in years and in lack of experience of life. When she left only eight months later she had become a woman. What was responsible for the change? Partly is was Mindoa itself, exotic and glamorous and utterly unlike anything Melanie had encountered before; perhaps it was the people she met -- the small but cosmopolitan white colony, living together but all so different from each other. But most of all it was the masterful Stephen Brent who had brought about such a transformation in the quiet English girl -- Stephen, between whom and Melanie there was such a gulf of years and worldly experience, yet against whose magnetic attraction she had not a chance to defend herself.

Publication History

Cover Variation (By Release Date)

1962 <br\>UK Edition
1974 <br\>UK Edition