The Loving Slave — Margaret Pargeter

When did love turn to vengeful hate?

Young Gina hero-worshipped Quentin Hurst, but to him she was just a child, a dirty tomboy who helped in his stables with the horses. His frequent snide remarks had been cruel, but she'd always forgiven him.

Except for the cruelest cut of all--his smiling indulgence of the elegant Blanche Edgar.

But Gina was older now, with beauty and status of her own. The wounded heart she bore was a woman's heart, and now, in turn, with a woman's wiles she wanted to hurt Quentin. . .

Hero: Quentin Hurst
Heroine: Gina Hedley