Labelle Lizbeth Dale: Three Days in Nassau — S.D. Gripton

Labelle Dale is the very beautiful daughter of wealthy Southern American parents. She is privately educated and well-thought-of by everyone she knows. She is sophisticated within the society in which she mixes, though not worldly, she lives in a world of privilege. For doing well in her exams, her parents award her and her cousin holidays in Nassau, Grand Bahama, and the thought excites both of them. The cousin, though, falls ill with influenza, and LaBelle is distraught until a compromise is made, she will go alone until her fiance can fly out and join her after three days. Three Days In Nassau. Alone. She is ordered by her mother not to mix with strange men, to step back from temptation. She will, she promises. That is until she meets James 'Taffy' Jones, a British sailor who is in town for four days on his ship. He is from a very poor town in North Wales and he sets about educating her in ways she never imagined, he changes her life forever. An erotic love story that echoes through time