Books Published in November 1975

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Her situation was impossible, Ryan realized, more impossible than even Alain could imagine. What had he said? "We are married, Ryan. I suggest we attempt to salvage something from the wreck." But friendship was something she and Alain c...

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Rachel had tried to escape the torture of her thoughts and memories. She had loved Joel--loved him with all the wealth of tenderness and passion she possessed. He had taken her love and destroyed it... . Now she heard Joel say, "I know what I ...

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What was the truth about Penny? Nurse Alexandra Dobbs met a distinguished Dutch doctor, Taro van Dresselhuys, when he asked her to help with Penny, a teenager with amnesia. Before long, Alexandra had fallen in love with Taro -- and Penny did, too....

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A place out of a dream - but to Persepha it seemed more like a nightmare from which she couldn't awake... A place to love - had she loved Don Eduardo, her husband. But Persepha didn't even know him and so the beautiful Hacienda Ruy seemed...

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Tessa Wright's carefree existence in her Caribbean home was threatened by the news that Bryn Marshall was coming back. Their relationship had always been uneasy, and she had little hope that it might change. For he seemed no more interested in...

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Now I know, him better, thought Marilyn bitterly. Blair Barron van Heiden would allow no woman to lure him in any direction. He would pursue a relationship as far as he desired, then walk away from it as though it had never been. Holiday romances ...

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A horrified "No", was Melissa Benton's first reaction to Prince Louis' proposal. Rich, beautiful, head of the powerful Benton Company--she had no interest in a man she'd never even met. And that was a!I right with Prince Louis -- ...

• Nov-1975
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Everyone in the village was agog with excitement because Luke Hannay, the world-famous journalist and television personality, was coming to open the new club house. Everyone, that is, but Rosemary Smith - and she was determined that her path and L...

• Dec-1975
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"Women aren't welcome at Danes' Dyke," the inscrutable Thor Halden told Raine; nevertheless circumstances forced him to take her under his roof and to persuade her to masquerade as his wife for a time. Even before she found herself...

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Who was the mysterious Bryce Drovnik? What was he doing in Austria -- and why was he keeping Kim virtually a prisoner in his house? He really was quite detestable! How could she manage to get away from him? Hero: Bryce Drovnik Heroine: Kim Dal...

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Eve Carrick was a rich girl who had only to lift her little finger to be waited on hand and foot. Garth Seton was the pilot she had hired to fly her about and generally do her bidding on a trip to Finland. But Garth Seton didn't jump to anyon...

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Sandy Bishop arrived on the Greek Island of Thera to dive for forbidden treasure with her archaeologist father, from whom she had been separated for twenty years. She hoped it would bring them closer together, hut even now he remained strangely dista...

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Delia knew she should never have let herself fall in love with the devastatingly attractive Kemal Selim. He was a Turk, with all the traditional Turkish preference for a meek and docile wife of his own nationality -- someone like Suna Kozlu. But s...

• Dec-1975
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Kate Wilmot had inherited a house in Hawaii, jointly with two other people: the charming Calvin Morton and the equally charming but unpredictable Kai Fernandez. Under the conditions of the will they had to live there for a year. Inevitably, emotio...

• Nov-1975
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To regain his family's chateau and fortunes, Raoul, Comte de Valpres, had only to marry the more-than-willing Mariette Dubois, spoilt daughter of the chateau's present owner. But how could unimportant Halcyon Grey, who loved him, stand by ...

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When they had first met, Constance knew Anthony Vine had been interested in her. But now that she had come to work with him at Corporation City in the Northern Territory, he was cold and distant. What had gone wrong between them, and was there any...

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When her engagement to Bruno Cavour fell through, Clare was offered a job by the attractive Italian, Tarquin Roscuro. Thoughts of Bruno soon faded when she fell in love with Tarquin -- but alas, he seemed no more interested in marrying her than Br...

• Nov-1975
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Martyn's carefree life had come to an end, and somehow she had to earn her living. The offer of a job on an outback station seemed to be the answer -- until it turned out not to be a job at all. And the whole situation was too involved with th...

• Nov-1975
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The little beach had been Kate's childhood paradise. But when she returned home to Malaya as a successful model, she was determined to make no sentimental pilgrimages. Ever since her first unhappy love affair, Kate wore the cool assurance of h...

• Nov-1975
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The Town House is the first in a trilogy of novels by Norah Lofts about the inhabitants of a country house in Suffolk from the late fourteenth century to the middle of the twentieth. It begins with the story of Martin Reed, a serf existing under the ...

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Things on board the R. M. S. Atlantic are terribly, terribly complicated. Monty Bodkin loves Gertrude, who thinks he likes Lotus Blossom, a starlet, who definitely adores Ambrose, who thinks she has a thing for his brother Reggie, who is struck by Ma...

• Nov-1975
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The 11 stories prepared in this collection are the original stories which were all first published between 1918 and 1922 in the magazines Strand and Cosmopolitan, now in the public domain. They were then revised and re-published together as 18 storie...

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Pelham Grenville Wodehouse on born on 15th October, 1881 in Guildford, England to distinguished parents who were visiting the UK from Hong Kong where his father was a magistrate.After two years in Hong Kong Wodehouse and his two brothers were sent ba...

• Nov-1975
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"To dive into a Wodehouse novel is to swim in some of the most elegantly turned phrases in the English language." -- Ben Schott Follow the adventures of Bertie Wooster and his gentleman's gentleman, Jeeves, in this stunning new edition of one of the ...

• Nov-1975
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Meet the inimitable gentleman's gentleman, Jeeves... From the moment Jeeves glides into Bertie Wooster's life and provides him with a magical hangover cure, Bertie begins to wonder how he's ever managed without him. Jeeves makes himself totally i...

• Nov-1975
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Carefree, content, young Kerry Derwin wanted life to go on forever just the way it was. To Kerry, love was a lot of nonsense. Certainly she wasn't interested in marrying and settling down. And every one in the village knew it. So she wasn'...

• Nov-1975
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Dr. Brenda Hamilton—a PhD mathematician from Caltech—is beautiful, though she does not know her true beauty. She is a woman, though she does not know her true womanhood. Deep within herself she is sensual, though her senses have been dull...

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For Sheila O'Donnell, Regency England seemed a world away from the tropical plantation that she managed in the absence of its owner. But when Lord Lionel Maitland suddenly returned to his island estate from London with a party of elegant ladies a...

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It was love that made Charlotte move from a busy animal hospital in London to the peace of a veterinary practice in the Cotswolds. But she was to find that her new employer, the devastatingly attractive Kenneth Carr, provided her with more heart s...

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~~~ first published 1960 by Mills & Boon It was just another newspaper story to Rose -- a Society wedding, nothing that would ever touch her life. Certainly, when the wedding was called off, the bride left at the altar, the last thing Rose expe...

• Nov-1975
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HUNGER POWER James Orayo Fielding is a multimillionaire. He hates people. Considers them little more than bugs...to be controlled or eradicated. Fielding also has a new way to solve the famine that is escalating in many overpopulated countries....

• Nov-1975
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“Hilariously funny.” -- The New York Times Book ReviewOne of literature's most delightful rakes is back in another tale of rollicking adventure and tantalizing seduction. The plucky Flashman's latest escapades are sure to entertain devotees as we...

• Nov-1975
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“Hilariously funny.” -- The New York Times Book Review   “Great dirty fun!” -- Grand Rapids Press   “The most entertaining anti-hero in a long time… Moves from one ribald and deliciously corrupt episode to the next… Wonderful ...

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"Horse riding, sword fighting, fistfights, escapes, chases... If anyone is looking for a successor to James Bond, Flashy is the one." -- The New York TimesIn Volume II of the Flashman Papers, Flashman tangles with femme fatale Lola Montez and the das...

• Nov-1975
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A staggering vision of Earth in the not-so-distant future. . .In a controlled and mechanical world, the only reality is fear and killing boredom. The only escape from mind-blowing monotony is the Game, with predictable rules of stimulus and response....