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Trying to fill the void in her life after the death of a much-loved brother, Delia Lydgate goes to stay with her grandparents in their peaceful Surrey home. The gentle countryside is bliss after London's social bustle and Delia is delighted to have the chance of becoming secretary to a local writer, Sophie Dilney. Delia's mother is equally delighted at her daughter's friendship with another neighbouring household, and hopes for a romance which will rewrite a page of her own youth. But Delia finds herself being drawn by some strange force to Gavin Dilney, her employer's sardonic nephew. The hopelessness of her love seems complete until an unforeseen accident leads to a full explanation and a happiness untarnished by memories of the past. |
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No 822 (1972) He was stubborn and ruthless - yet no-one else could warm her heart as he did. |
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Delia Lydgate was glad to exchange the wearyingly social life of her parents' London home for the quiet of her grandparents' house in the country. Perhaps a change of scene would help her forget her brother's tragic death. But springtime in the peaceful Surrey countryside brought new and unexpected problems for Delia. Her job as a writer's secretary forced her into contact with her employer's nephew, the intriguing Gavin Dilney. And Gavin was irritatingly composed, powerfully attractive - and secretly married. |
| Date | Publisher | Binding | Remarks |
| 1965 | Hodder and Stoughton | hardback | |
| 1967 | Coronet | paperback | Second Impression 1974 |
| 1972 | IPC Magazines | paperback | Woman's Weekly Library (No 822) |