Pamela Kent

• 1955
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Elizabeth's journey to Cape Town included the very reverse of a shipboard romance, for a lively mutual dislike was established between her and a certain tall, dark passenger, the handsome South African Nigel Van Kaner. So it was a shock to her to lea...

• 1956
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Jenny was free to travel - anywhere! Jenny Armitage had never travelled before she took on the job of looking after the Comte de St. Alais’ children in Marrakesh, the Moroccan city witch is such a fascinating blend of old and new, east and west....

• Jan-1957
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Was hers to be the next heart he broke? Catherine's stay in Morocco was not turning out to be the quiet holiday she had envisioned! The reason was simple: David Barrington. Catherine was a girl everyone believed would make a prosaic marriage with som...

• 1957
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When Susan had first seen the tall dark stranger in the Paris airport, she could have had no knowledge of his part in her ultimate fate. On the plane from Paris to Baghdad Susan noticed him - a handsome stranger whose air of aloofness seemed to disgu...

• Jan-1958
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Gay was living in Istanbul amid every kind of luxury - and yet she wanted to get away from it! She felt that she was in a trap, though a silk-lined trap, and she must escape at all costs. She appealed for help to Charles Villiers, whom she hardly k...

• Jan-1959
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Melanie Blake knew she'd never be the same... She didn't remember how or when it had happened -- but she was in love with Rick Vandraaton! Melanie, junior secretary, was in love with the son of a millionaire. It seemed an unlikely romance right...

• 1961
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• 1961
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• 1962
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• Jan-1963
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Richard was coming home! When Valentine first met Doctor Gaston Lamoine, the famous neurologist, she found herself provoked by his remark that they were both ships that pass in the night. The remark didn't say very much for the impression she had ...

• 1963
• / Contemporary Romance
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Julie over hears her husband Louis-Philippe and his imperious mother plotting her death....

• Jan-1964
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Tina Andrews was stunned when Angus Giffard left her his entire fortune. And so were his disgruntled relatives. The quiet young school teacher hadn't known he was rich when she befriended the old recluse during his last illness. But his nephew, An...

• Jan-1965
• / Contemporary Romance
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Kim Lovatt felt she was going to enjoy her new job - helping the delightful elderly Mrs. Faber to write her memoirs, in the luxurious surrondings of her lovely home, Merton Hall. It all seemed to good to be true. But of course there was a fly in the ...

• Jan-1965
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When Helen's father died, she was grateful to Roger Trelawnce, his old friend and now her guardian, when he offered her a temporary home in his Cornish manor house --and it was not long before she found herself looking on him as much more than a guar...

• 1965
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Her memory lost, Melanie found herself travelling the Mediterranean coast inthe caravan of a tinker caled "Jim". Who could he be? Why was she there? What was going to happen?...

• Jan-1966
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Janine Scott knew her sister was upset Something was very wrong at Sandals, the isolated Devonshire house in which Janine's sister and brother-in-law lived. And it was not comforting when a strange young man burst into her bedroom in the middle...

• 1966
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Karin was thoroughly enjoying her cruise to Australia aboard the Ariadne, which a considerate employer, and hosts of admirers. The only fly in the ointment was the austere and arrogant Kent Willoughby, who made no secret of the fact that he had litt...

• Jan-1967
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So far as anyone knew, Philip Drew was just there helping out the village doctor temporarily. Yet there was a portrait in the local "big house" of a Regency rake who was his double. Just who was Philip Drew, and what was his connection with Falais...

• Jan-1967
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Miss Caprice Vaughan could hardly wait to take possession of the lovely Tudor manor house she had been left by her great-uncle, so it was disconcerting, to say the least, to find a lodger already installed who showed no signs of wishing to leave. How...

• Jan-1968
• / Contemporary Romance
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Judith was determined to write up the fascinating ruined city of Bou Kairrouan, in Morocco, for her magazine. It was a pity that Martin Dahl, who could have been such a help, was so curiously hostile!...

• Jan-1968
• / Contemporary Romance
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Louise's first meeting with Captain Nicholas Wentworth, RN, had been most unfortunate, and neither of them was sorry to part company. But later on, in very different surroundings, they were due to meet again....

• Dec-1972
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Romilly was pleased, but certainly not alarmed, when her great-aunt left her a house in Cairo. Why should Crighton Bey warn her to be careful of her possessions? Romilly soon found herself thinking of him more than was good for her -- but was he r...

• Dec-1975
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