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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good +. First Edition. Golden Harlequin Library anthology Volume XII ( # 12) 3/1971 contains three hard to fine vintage romance. A Glossy metallic gold leatherette ,7 inch by 4.25 inch, hardcover with navy lettering . Condition is very good plus , some edge wear on cover, light rubbing to cover ,scraping to upper area inside front cover, pages are tight and clean with normal tanning for this age of book and lower quality of paper used.*We have other titles in this genre in stock and give discounts in shipping on additional books sent in the same package, please contact us for more info.**.WRAPPED IN A PLASTIC BAG TO PROTECT CONDITION OF BOOK.Summary - ORPHAN BRIDE by Sara Seale, [ HR # 657,1962] - When Julian Dane's fiancé broke off their engagement because a severe injury had lessened his attractions for her, he said "I don't intend to remain in single blessedness. but this time I'll pick my wife from an orphanage and see that she has no preconceived ideas that interfere with mine. From Blacker's Orphanage, he selected Jennet Brown, for his experiment in molding a wife, a girl who seemed entirely suitable, and carefully set about molding her to fit his ideal pattern. But he had not allowed for Jennet's having a will of her own.FULL TIDE by Celine Conway [HRCL# 85] - A star to dream on: a dream for two. What young woman to twenty-two doesn't yearn for "things to happen"? And Lisa was no exception. She saw her voyage to South Africa as a new vista in her life, heady with promise. Warned immediately against "shipboard Romeos" by Mark Kennard, the liner's cold efficient captain, Lisa realized she was in absolutely no danger from male passengers. She'd already lost her heart to the handsome and enigmatic captain! .THE HOUSE IN THE TIMBERWOODS by Joyce Dingwell [Mill&Boon]- Dinah had urgent reasons for wanting to go to Australia, and she jumped at the chance of a job in New South Wales, even if it meant supervising three unruly "brats" in the back of beyond. Despite their antagonism, she felt fairly confident of holding her own with the children. At least they were less of a problem than her employer, Timber Marlow, whose scathing manner revealed only too clearly his contempt for all women. …

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Golden Harlequin Library Vol. XII. 192; 192; 192 p. 18 cm. Gold hardcover with a few marks. Pages browned.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. First Edition. Golden Harlequin Library anthology Volume XII ( # 12) 3/1971 contains three hard to fine vintage romance. A Glossy metallic gold leatherette ,7 inch by 4.25 inch, hardcover with navy lettering . Condition is fine, has small greenish scratch on front cover, lower corner of front cover slightly bent , pages are tight and clean with normal tanning for this age of book and lower quality of paper used.*We have other titles in this genre in stock and give discounts in shipping on additional books sent in the same package, please contact us for more info.**.WRAPPED IN A PLASTIC BAG TO PROTECT CONDITION OF BOOK.Summary - ORPHAN BRIDE by Sara Seale, [ HR # 657,1962] - When Julian Dane's fiancé broke off their engagement because a severe injury had lessened his attractions for her, he said "I don't intend to remain in single blessedness. but this time I'll pick my wife from an orphanage and see that she has no preconceived ideas that interfere with mine. From Blacker's Orphanage, he selected Jennet Brown, for his experiment in molding a wife, a girl who seemed entirely suitable, and carefully set about molding her to fit his ideal pattern. But he had not allowed for Jennet's having a will of her own.FULL TIDE by Celine Conway [HRCL# 85] - A star to dream on: a dream for two. What young woman to twenty-two doesn't yearn for "things to happen"? And Lisa was no exception. She saw her voyage to South Africa as a new vista in her life, heady with promise. Warned immediately against "shipboard Romeos" by Mark Kennard, the liner's cold efficient captain, Lisa realized she was in absolutely no danger from male passengers. She'd already lost her heart to the handsome and enigmatic captain! .THE HOUSE IN THE TIMBERWOODS by Joyce Dingwell [Mill&Boon]- Dinah had urgent reasons for wanting to go to Australia, and she jumped at the chance of a job in New South Wales, even if it meant supervising three unruly "brats" in the back of beyond. Despite their antagonism, she felt fairly confident of holding her own with the children. At least they were less of a problem than her employer, Timber Marlow, whose scathing manner revealed only too clearly his contempt for all women. …