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Amanda Doyle novels
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Play the Tune Softly by Amanda Doyle
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Play the Tune Softly by Amanda Doyle 1966 http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/i...34/n171924.jpg Fate had not dealt very kindly with Ginny Sorrel, but now at last she was on her way to a new and better life. Then it seemed fortune had sent her another blow, when the first person she met in her new home was the last man she had expected--or wanted--to see again. |
The Year at Yattabilla by Amanda Doyle
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The Year at Yattabilla by Amanda Doyle 1970 http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/i...34/n171917.jpg Nothing -- and no one -- could dash her hopes. Madeline set off eagerly to claim her Australian inheritance. Once there, her spirits sank: her new home was nothing more than a derelict outback station. But she wanted that land. Otherwise her forceful neighbor, Steve Darley, would snap it up. And Madeline aimed to stop him. Yet she couldn't fight the array of bewildering emotions this man aroused in her -- nor the growing love she felt for him. |
Return to Tuckarimba by Amanda Doyle
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Return to Tuckarimba by Amanda Doyle 1975 http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/i...34/n171915.jpg As soon as Nonie heard that her beloved old childhood home, Tuckarimba, was for sale, she made up her mind to buy it and make it into a home for herself and her young sister, Pru. But Jacey Lomax, the present owner, thought otherwise -- and so the battle was on! |
The Lion of Quimera by Amanda Doyle
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The Lion of Quimera by Amanda Doyle 1977 http://img1.fantasticfiction.co.uk/i...34/n171922.jpg Teresa felt that she had been lucky, in the circumstances, to get the job of governess at Quimera - although she had not realised that Quimera was not, as she had imagined, in Spain, but was a small, almost primitive island off the coast of South America, and virtually ruled by the imposing Marqués Leonardo Anchorada de Ancoreda y Alonza. León was a benevolent enough employer, but Teresa did wish that she could manage to make a better impression on him - somehow she always seemed accident-prone where he was concerned! Then, too late, she realised why she was so anxious for him to think well of her - too late, because by then she had met his future wife, the sophisticated Doña Alicia de Antilla.. |
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