The Valley of the Eagles — Eleanor Farnes

Juliet Arnold went to Spain to work, but her plans went awry and instead she found herself very much involved with two men. There was Harry Boyd, who was nice and calm and kind, who loved her and wanted to marry her. She always felt so comfortable and at home with Harry that she was sure the probable Yes she had given him to his proposal would one day become a definite one. And then there was that other man Don Miguel Navajas y Orozco, who was like his mountain home -- wild, tempestuous, dark and stormy.

Juliet alwasy felt somehow uncomfortable with Miguel. Yet might not the ease she felt with Harry be all too much like the situation between brother and sister? And the difficulties she experienced with Miguel be a guard against deeper feelings?