Books Published in March 1975

• Mar-1975
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"Miranda," Rafael said through clenched teeth, "I beg of you, do not drive me too far!" Rafael was annoyed. No woman of his own nationality had looked at him in quite that way before. Had she no respect - this girl from England! D...

• Mar-1975
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It was a time of golden opportunity in the West. For Jean Talon, young shipwright, it meant a chance to build. But there were others in the land--unscrupulous men eager to seize what couldn't be gained lawfully. Jean Talon struck out against the most...

• Mar-1975
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Mrs. Kerry Sanders, that very wealthy American lady, had engaged Jonah Dereham, ex-prize-winning jockey, to buy a steeplechaser for the son of a special friend. The son was Nicol Brevett, an aggressive young man with a sudden, dangerous temper. Bu...

• Mar-1975
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One night when Ludo is home alone, his family's only horse, Renti, escapes from the stable. Overcome with guilt and fear, Ludo follows Renti out in to the snow, and before long the pair find themselves in the House of the Archer, a gateway to the Zod...

• Mar-1975
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The glittering saga of our America -- and the people who made her great. Beginning with a rag-tag group of Continental soldiers awaiting the British charge on Breed's Hill, and sweeping across the luminous fabric of our Nation's earliest, war-torn y...

• Mar-1975
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Jonnet was not particularly looking forward to her visit to Amsterdam in the middle of winter, even if it did mean a reunion with her brother and the chance to heal the family quarrel when she met her aunt Grethe. To find out that everyone apparen...

• Mar-1975
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"I don't need your company or your protection," Paddy told the autocratic Venn Wildash at their first meeting. But later she was to come to regret those hasty words and to hope against hope that she could gain Venn's love. Hero:...

• Mar-1975
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The only complication in Isa's new job was that it brought her into the centre of the antagonism between her employer, Toby Carmichael, and his enemy, Chris Burrows. Isa found both men attractive -- but why couldn't they leave her out of...

• Mar-1975
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"What a happy coincidence," Piran Trethowyn had remarked when Anna bumped into him again in Penzance. But Anna didn't agree. She had no desire to further her acquaintance with such an insulting and overbearing character. How dared he t...

• Mar-1975
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Paul Craddock is still young when he is invalided out of the army after the Boer War and he discovers the neglected estate of Shallowford in a secluded corner of Devon. It seems remote from the march of progress. But as storm clouds gather over Europ...

• Mar-1975
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'I shall wear demure grey dresses, with neat white collars. No make-up, of course. And good sensible shoes. I shall smile all the time -- the sort of earnest, unmeaning smile that makes other people simply furious -- and I shall say, 'Yes,...

• Mar-1975
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Ramona Quimby can't wait to begin first grade! She'll finally be in the same grown-up school as her sister, Beezus. Though Ramona has high hopes, life in Mrs. Griggs's class is not what she thought it would be. On the very first day Ramona tells an ...

• Mar-1975
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Elizabeth was determined to enjoy her holiday in the Highlands and looked forward to meeting new people during her stay. But the arrogant Kerr Carmichael, she decided after their first encounter, was not a person that she wished to know better. H...

• Mar-1975
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Tarl Cabot's efforts to free himself from the directive of the mysterious priest-kings of Earth's orbital counterpart were confronted by frightening reality when horror from the northland finally struck directly at him. Somewhere in the harsh land...

• Mar-1975
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Norah has been in the Syme household a few days before she learns of her close resemblance to her employer's niece, Marion Syme, who drowned several years ago. Is there something to be afraid of in the half-deserted house - or something more sinister...

• Mar-1975
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Robert Heinlein says, ?This book is raw corn liquor ? you should serve a whiskbroom with each shot so the customer can brush the sawdust off after he gets up from the floor.? Perhaps a mooring cable might also be added as necessary equipment for read...

• Mar-1975
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Lynne Reid Banks' Children at the Gate is a literary masterpiece from the author of The L-Shaped Room. Perfect for fans of Ali Smith, Jeanette Winterson and Deborah Levy.Children at the Gate is a heart-breaking story of love, loss, Jewish identity an...

• Mar-1975
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After years of estrangement, Miranda had been dubious about accepting the invitation of her French grandmother to visit her at her home in Provence, and she set out rather reluctantly. She might not have been so reluctant had she known she would ...

• Mar-1975
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The Cyber Prime had a problem. The vast combination of disembodied intelligences he controlled was in trouble. There was a solution, but it remained as an equation in the mind of just one man, the wanderer Dumarest. And Dumarest hated the Cyber. T...

• Mar-1975
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The house of famous writer Matthew Cain was a beautiful, imposing place--but lovely young Joanna Flannery felt chilled from the moment she arrived to start work as Cain's secretary. There was sorrow and pain in this house, but most of all there w...

• Mar-1975
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''Mary Renault is a shining light to both historical novelists and their readers. She does not pretend the past is like the present, or that the people of ancient Greece were just like us. She shows us their strangeness; discerning, sure-f...