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Revision as of 16:58, 30 January 2013

1969 UK Edition
By Rose Burghley
Publisher Mills & Boon Romance #376
Release Month 1969 (UK)
Mills & Boon Romance Series #
Preceded by Caprice In Hospital Blue
Followed by A Man Apart

Book Description

Lois Tarrant had gone to Madrid on a literally flying visit, to deliver the trousseau of Dona Inez de Castenova. But a sudden tragic accident meant the postponememt of the wedding plans. Dona Inez, it was decided, should return at once to her home in Andalusia - and she would need a woman companion for the journey. So Lois, instead of returning to London, found herself travelling with Dona Inez and her guardian, the masterful Don Jose Farrara de Martinez y Arova, for an indefinite stay.

The close proximity of Don Jose had the not unsurprising effect of causing Lois to fall in love with him; but the Don had a close - and very beautiful! - friend, the lovely widowed Madame Helene Duplessis, and she had very different plans for his future...

Cover Variation (By Release Date)

1969 <br\>UK Edition
1969 <br\>US Edition
1977 <br\>UK Edition