Jane Arbor
some of her novels in the 50s

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Folly of the Heart aka Nurse Harlowe - 1954

Gillian Harlowe, staff nurse at St. Ranulph's Hospital, had told herself over and over again that it was sheer folly for her to fall in love with that distinguished surgeon, Adrian Pilgrim, whose interest in her was obviously confined to approval of her professional skill. Worse -- he seemed almost to welcome the idea that she might marry his charming, reckless young cousin Colin, while he himself was busy squiring the sophisticated (and very determined) Elspeth. Yes, she knew she ought to put him out of her thoughts. But it isn't always possible to persuade one's heart to listen to reason.

Yesterday's Magic - 1957

At twenty-eight, Rachel had for a long time taken it for granted that she was destined to remain single. She had made a quiet life for herself, living with her family and helping to run their lovely country home, and she was reasonably *******. But a visitor from the past changed all that - David Winslow, bringing with him memories of her vanished, unhappy love for Jon Sandred. Soon the memory of Jon had faded and David had taken his place - but how could Rachel compete with his attraction to her pretty young sister Iris?

Far Sanctuary - 1958

One by one her dreams faded away
Emma Redfern had arrived in Tangier full of hope - but now she was alone, abandoned by Guy, the man she had traveled so far to marry!
Or could it be that fate had merely used her, lured her to Tangier for the sole purpose of meeting Mark Triton?
Mark had been kindness itself and had even found Emma a job. Emma had everything to be grateful for - except the fact that Leonore de Coria, her new employer, was described as Mark's "current conquest

Jane Arbor
some of her novels in the 60s

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A Girl Named Smith - 1960
You could hardly have a more uninspiring name than hers, Mary Smith thought gloomily. And when you are burdened, into the bargain, with a decidedly unglamorous appearance and a quiet, mouselike personality, you might just as well give up trying -- at least, as far as the opposite sex are concerned....

Desert Nurse - 1963
Martha Shore successfully managed to jump out of the "frying pan" -- but her new job in the burning desert heat east of Aden began, ominously, to resemble the proverbial fire!...

Kingfisher Tide - 1965
When Rose arranged to look after her aunt's small shop in a village in the South of France, she found it was necessary to get the permission of the seigneur Monsieur Saint-Guy before she could even trade - and he sounded like a belted earl. It was the beginning of an electrical relationship...

Summer Every Day - 1966
When Laurel volunteered to look after a friend' boarding kennels for the summer she expected to be kept busy -- but what made the whole thing really difficult was the obstructive attitude of the landlord, Clive march, and his still more unpleasant girl-friend Blanche....

Stranger's Trespass - 1968
Loraine had always been deeply interested in, and worked hard for, the family glass business, Lairge Chrystal, and it was a shock when, on her stepfather's death, she learned that it had been left, not to her, but to an unknown nephew, Ross Frere. Ross promptly took over, as he was perfectly within...

Jane Arbor
some of her novels in the 70s

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The Linden Leaf - 1971
Virginia had never expected to inherit the prosperous wine business in The Rhineland -- but the manager, Ingram Ashe, refused to believe that her motives were anything but mercenary. She could only hope that in time she could make him change his mind about her. But was time on Virginia's side?...

Roman Summer - 1973
Teaching an attractive teenager to love Rome didn't seem a particularly arduous job. But for Ruth it meant having to fight her old attraction to Erie Nash, who had said, "The folly of marriage is a heady, distracting adventure I don't mean to

The Wide Fields of Home - 1975
Jonnet was not particularly looking forward to her visit to Amsterdam in the middle of winter, even if it did mean a reunion with her brother and the chance to heal the family quarrel when she met her aunt Grethe. To find out that everyone apparently expected her to make her home in Holland was ...

Tree of Paradise - 1976
Donna went out to a small Caribbean island to check up on her uncle's banana plantation, which wasn't doing as well as it should. Her uncle blamed the situation on his enemy and neighbor, Elyot Vance. Vance was certainly a forceful character but Donna knew she must be fair to both men. That was bef...

A Growing Moon - 1977
Cesare Vidal's attitude left Dinah silently fuming. He'd shifted responsibility for the twins to her shoulders and apparently had no interest in them--even though they were his cousins. Maybe she should have been flattered, but she would have gladly exchanged his airy confidence in her for a lit...

Late Rapture - 1978
It had seemed the perfect job for her And Cleo had thanked the kind fate that had brought her to this glamorous holiday resort on sunny Corsica. But she soon discovered that there was a thorn among the flowers. The thorn was Luc Vidame, handsome director of the resort and her new boss. He was...

Where the Wolf Lead by Jane Arbor
1980


Tara knew she was being used

Dracon Leloupblanc had tricked Tara into an engagement, hoping his infatuated cousin would lose hope of Tara and return to his fiancee. And if that failed, Dracon intended to marry Tara!

Normally the prospect of marriage to a handsome French wine merchant would have been delightful. But life at Dracon's estate in Bordeaux was anything but normal, and the thought of marrying the autocratic, insulting Dracon was nothing short of terrifying!

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