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The Wayne family's beloved seat in Greenhurst buzzes with anticipation as Miriam Arkwright is set to marry an Italian count. During the festivity, Julia Wayne returns from Italy, still unsure about her future, and her mishap with her luggage pulls her older brother Nicholas into an unexpected romantic entanglement. Julia, who loves to mend others’ love lives, discovers she has two new romantic prospects of her own – a mysterious newcomer and Derek Arkwright, the boy next door. In the midst of the wedding preparations, Nicholas’s secretary Miss Stoker and Elaine Morley, a beautiful but engaged woman, become entangled in this whirlwind of family drama and romance.
First publish date: 1961
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Elizabeth Cadell
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