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In the quiet provincial setting of a family country home, 21‑year‑old Kay Grant is ready to begin her career as a librarian and live a life she has imagined for herself. The summer promises new beginnings and the thrill of romance when the boy she has loved for years, Pat Stewart, moves next door. Yet the moment Kay believes she has found her future is disrupted when she learns that Pat’s affections are reserved for her older sister, Barbara, and that the strong bond she envisages with her beloved is merely a friend’s comfort.
As Kay struggles to reconcile her dreams with the true nature of the people around her, she must decide whether to stay and fight for love or move on and continue building the life she has worked so hard to achieve.
First publish date: 1946
Genre: Romance/Contemporary Romance
Authors: Iris Bromige
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