Margaret Malcolm

• Sep-1981
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• Aug-1980
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• Apr-1980
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• Jan-1979
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• Nov-1978
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He was not a man she could ignore Laurie had taken an almost instant dislike to Rolf Audley. Not only had he shattered her peaceful existence by crashing his car on the grounds of her mother's small hotel, but he had been rude and entirely too fam...

• Aug-1978
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• 1978
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• Jun-1977
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• Mar-1977
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• Aug-1976
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Emma's new life at the lovely old country house was very comfortable and she liked working for nice Miss Prescott. She could have done without the disagreeable Adrian Wroughton -- but as Lorraine Heywood was quick to point out, he was her property an...

• Nov-1975
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Andy had married Richard Maddox as a matter of expediency, but it did not take her long to fall in love with him. When tragedy struck Richard, Andy hoped that at last he would turn to her; but something -- or someone -- else started to threaten th...

• Aug-1974
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Meg had always dreamed of visiting Blytheburn, the country village of which she had heard so much. Now her dream was coming true, and she was going to live there. There was one fly in the ointment, though -- the overbearing attitude of the local l...

• Jul-1974
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Emma felt from the very first that Roderick was different from any man she had known. "A man apart" was how she thought of him, because he had the ability to withdraw into a world of his own into which she could not follow him. Yet she was foolish...

• Oct-1973
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• Aug-1973
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• May-1973
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• 1973
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• Oct-1972
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When Charles Ravenscroft first met Dinah Sherwood, they were both spending a carefree winter sports holiday in the Alps, and his first impression of her was that she was the happiest girl he had ever seen. It was easy to see why -- she was in love wi...

• Jul-1972
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• Mar-1972
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There are some problems that money will solve, but for Rosamund it created them. When, on the eve of her marriage to John, she learned that he was a rich man, she was faced with a dilemma. Should she tell him of her discovery, or should she wait f...

• Dec-1971
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• Jul-1971
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"A challenge. Of course it was a challenge," Catherine reflected when Charles Townsend offered her the job of teaching English to the unpredictable young French girl, Michelle -- who perhaps was herself interested in Charles. Catherine fou...

• Nov-1970
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They were enemies right from the start. Anthony Roscot had returned from two years abroad to find a noisy party taking place in his home. He was furious. But that was only the beginning of his problems with Kit Conway, the party's irrepressible organ...

• May-1970
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Lisa's life was happy enough, but rather humdrum, and she didn't particularly want a humdrum romance with Tom Farrier into the bargain. So she found herself a more glamorous boy friend -- but was he necessarily the right man for her?...

• Nov-1969
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Fenella was brokenhearted when her beloved Anthony announced that he was thinking of getting married -- but not, it seemed, to her. But then something very exciting happened to take her mind off her troubles! Hero: Martin Adair Heroine: Fenella (...

• Jun-1969
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When Nicholas Regan bought her old family home, Nunnery House, Felicity Fenton found herself in a difficult position of having to choose between leaving altogether or working for the one man in the world she could never, never accept. ...

• Jan-1969
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Eleanor Chalfont had never expected to be left the family pottery business, and she couldn't help wondering if she would be able to cope. Was Jervis Stapleton's suggestion likely to solve her problem? ...

• Oct-1968
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Charlotte, an out-of-work actress, thought her "chance of a lifetime" had come when she found out where the well-known playwright, C. J. Lethbridge, would be writing his next play -- but, having tracked him down, she found she had been pursuing the...

• Jan-1968
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Elizabeth had hoped that she would find sanctuary at lovely Deepdene Manor, but that was impossible for there, not entirely by coincidence, she again encountered Paul Steventon, the man whom she thought she had left in the past. And Paul was a very d...

• 1967
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• 1967
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• Jan-1967
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As the adoring only sister of two older brothers, Andrea had naturally grown to be a complete tomboy -- so perhaps it was inevitable that, as she grew older, she would find it hard to adjust to a more feminine way of life. Her old friend Johnny longe...

• Jan-1967
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Christopher Hetherington was very annoyed. He'd come to the quiet Cornish cottage to convalesce in peace, but soon found that his nearest neighbors, the Digbys, were anything but quiet. Unruly, too, particularly young Judy. Well, he'd be firm with th...

• 1966
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• Jan-1965
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Kit Cavendish had always taken care to keep her work as a private nurse quite separate from her private life -- but she was unable to prevent this happening when she took a job in the Baylis household. And as things turned out, she was quite right to...

• Jan-1965
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"Now confess, isn't it pleasant just occasionally to be treated as if you were a charming feminine nit-wit who needs a strong arm to lean on?" Doctor Sandy Grey asked Marcia. In his professional capacity as a doctor -- and as something more than a fr...

• Jan-1965
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'Millionaire's daughter weds father's employee.' That, Lucy realized numbly, had been the reason for Dick Corbett's jilting her on the very morning of their wedding. But Lucy was courageous and set out to build herself a new l...

• 1964
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• 1964
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• Jan-1964
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To Nikki Walden, Kittiwake was more than just a boat -- it represented her old, carefree life with her father. And when her stepmother took it upon herself to rent it to Jervis Tarrant, trouble started brewing -- in no uncertain terms!. ...

• 1963
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• Jan-1963
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Jo Hewitt, known as Scatterbrains -- and with the best of reasons! -- to all her family and friends, did not seem on the face of it to be the stuff from which good nurses are made. But there had already been two generations of nurses from her family ...

• Jan-1963
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Phoebe Vincent was thrilled when she was appointed district nurse to Rushford, the Devon village where she had spent all her life. It meant she could give up the somewhat spartan life of a hospital for home comforts in her parents' house, and tha...

• 1962
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• Jan-1962
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A chance landing on a Polynesian island brought Joanna Lawless into Mark Sterne's life. Against his better judgment, he accepted the guardianship of the beautiful nineteen year old orphan and brought her back to England with him, to face the problems...

• Jun-1961
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~~~ first published in 1948 as "Melody in Tune" Lindy realized all was not well in the Chandley household the moment she entered it, but she decided to keep her distance from the Chandleys' difficult personal problems. Soon, however...

• Jun-1961
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~~~ first published 1952 by Mills & Boon; Original title: "Until You Came". Doctor Stephen Vange's mother had been beautiful, helpless and spoilt, and he grew up taking for granted that women of that sort naturally had a claim on him. ...

• 1961
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• Jan-1961
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For generations Galleon House had been the home of the Trevaines -- a haughty, arrogant family, who ruled the local people in almost feudal splendor. Andrea was proud to belong to them, and accepted that her destiny was to marry her cousin Leo and ca...

• 1960
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• 1960
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• Jan-1960
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Everyone at the hospital where Jan Marlowe worked as Librarian was seething with excitement about the new consultant Ophthalmic Surgeon, and Jan found herself caught up in it. She found him attractive, but she was even more attracted to one of the pa...

• Jan-1960
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Everything -- well, nearly everything -- was going right for Rosamund. She was engaged to Keith, whom she had known for years, he had a promising job and it carried with it a delightful furnished house. The only snag was the personality of Keith's em...

• Jan-1958
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It went against all Nurse Nan Langridge's principles that she should become a rich woman simply because she had nursed old Mr. Moore with the devoted care she believed it was her duty to give to all her patients. No one -- least of all the man who...

• Jan-1958
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The thought of marrying Richard Deane had never occurred to Andrea. It was all arranged between Richard and her grandfather before she heard a word about it. But she saw the good sense of the idea, and supposed it would work well enough as a sort of ...

• Jan-1957
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Original title: The Enemy in His House. Naturally, Simon Layburn wanted the very best care for his little daughter Trix, and it was unfortunate that his first impressions of her nurse, Sally Blyth, should have been unfavorable, but Simon was at le...

• Jan-1955
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Original title: Sweeter Than My Dreams. For years Diana had borne, bravely and uncomplainingly, the restricted life of an invalid. Now the miracle had happened, and, thanks to the skill of a fine surgeon, she would be able to lead the happy, norma...

• 1954
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• Jan-1954
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Caroline was a country girl born and bred. Transplanted to London, she found to her dismay that she was completely alien to town life, though to Clive, her fiance, it was the perfect existence. Her heart was in Barrowmead, that remote farm amid the b...

• Jan-1954
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No, Ann confided to her godmother, there was not the slightest possibility that she would fall in love with her new employer, Michael Falcon, the head of St. Cyprian's Preparatory School. He was inconsiderate, unreasonable, dogmatic; he was also enga...

• 1953
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• 1953
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• Jan-1953
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Poor Judith! Her father had always wanted a son, and had shown his daughter plainly that she was a disappointment to him. So she had grown up aggressive, touchy, determined to show that she was as good as any man -- or better. Then her father died...

• Jan-1953
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'I shall wear demure grey dresses, with neat white collars. No make-up, of course. And good sensible shoes. I shall smile all the time -- the sort of earnest, unmeaning smile that makes other people simply furious -- and I shall say, 'Yes,...

• 1952
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• Jan-1952
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"Tanagra's at the mercy of everybody she loves!" declared her Aunt Ellen; and most of her love was lavished on her frail, kindly father, Lewis Callerton, and the aristocratic half-sister and brother, Joan and Lawrence, whose affection for...

• 1951
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• Jan-1951
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Fiona Merryn was almost alone in the world when she received an offer of a holiday in Mauritius, that glamorous tropical island about witch she knew nothing except its name. So, of course she journeyed out there to join her relatives - and met the fo...

• Jan-1951
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Could a man who took his good luck for granted ever bring happiness to a woman? Old Miss Twist wondered and, in spite of her real affection for Nick, did her best to keep Serena, the gentle girl who had appeared from nowhere, from falling in love ...

• Jan-1951
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To Sarah, the Manor was her beloved home and she hoped it always would be, but unfortunately the Rostyns had fallen on bad days. Otherwise they would never have had to sell the reputed Reynolds portrait and then Thorold Kerr might never have heard of...

• Jan-1950
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When Miles was left some money, he gave up schoolmastering and rented what he thought was a quiet house in the country. It was quiet, except for the three young people who were his neighbors. Rex and Angela were difficult enough, but it was Jacky, ...

• Jan-1950
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Gregory Ravenscar at once misunderstood the situation between Celia and his brother Vin. He overplayed the part of elder brother and mistook Celia for an actress instead of a nurse, and decided that she was determined to marry Vin, whereas she was ve...

• 1949
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• Jan-1949
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A girl who had worked so hard all her life that she was ignorant of the ways of the world, and a man whose money gave him the freedom to indulge every whim -- what could two such people have in common? Yet, when Christopher was so badly injured in...

• 1948
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• Jan-1948
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~~~ also published as "Marriage Compromise" ...

• Jan-1948
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Jacynth was eighteen, and literally just out of the schoolroom, when Jonathan Branksome, married her. He hardly knew her, but drastic measures were necessary to protect her from being exploited by a heartless wastrel, and Jonathan knew he was the rig...

• 1947
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• Jan-1944
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Original title: Kind and Gentle Is She. "Men always make such a fuss about taking medicine!". Gillian made her feelings quite plain to her chance patient when he jibbed at taking two aspirin tablets. Firmly, she got her way. Then she discovered...

• Jan-1944
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Piers Garron took his unexpected inheritence of Normanhurst estate very seriously. He gave up his life in South Africa and returned to England, to take up the position of village squire which the old house had brought him. He would settle down, he de...

• 1943
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• Jan-1942
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Trained as a masseuse at a famous old hospital, Elizabeth Vereker carried the healing of her hands to an isolated village hospital in Cumberland. But to Christopher Sellerby, whose word was law in Amnersdale, she brought healing of another sort. ...

• 1941
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• 1940
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• Jan-1940
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Barbie Carstairs and Justin Latimer had been adopted as youngest by Justin's uncle, Dandy, after their parents deaths. It seemed natural when Dandy died that Justin should want to protect Barbie by proposing marriage. Having once been jilted, Jus...