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"So this was Aunt Cathie's ogre," thought Clare. Younger than she had imagined. She had assumed him to be middle-aged, even elderly. This man she guessed to be in the middle thirties. Just as forbidding as Aunt Cathie's remarks had indicated, though, with dark eyes under heavy black brows, a clean shaven mouth which had a grim line, and a square jaw. The black hair had receded over his temples, and his face had a sallow, gaunt look. She knew little about him, except that he owned a pottery in the west country, and was a widower with a young daughter. Little did she guess that she would become governess to Garth Melrose's daughter within a few short weeks, the object of his possessive sister's jealousy, and a pawn in his brother-in-law's game. |
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"So this was Aunt Cathie's ogre," thought Clare. Younger than she had imagined. Just as forbidding as Aunt Cathie's remarks had indicated though with a clean shaven mouth which had a grim line, and a square jaw. She knew little about him, except that he [owned a pottery] in the west country, and was [a widower] with a young daughter. Little did she guess that she would become governess to Garth Melrose's daughter within a few short weeks, the object of his possessive sister's jealousy, and a pawn in his brother-in-law's game. Words in square brackets [] my guesses - the blurb on my copy is damaged. |
| Theirs seemed a marriage of convenience - until the human element crept in ... |
| Date | Publisher | Binding | Remarks |
| 1962 | Hodder and Stoughton | hardback | |
| 1967 | Hodder and Stoughton | paperback | |
| 1971 | IPC Magazines | paperback | Woman's Weekly Library (No 751) |