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4 · 214 pages · First published 1970
Juliet was, surprisingly, sick and tired of being a poor little rich girl. Being a millionaire’s daughter with every material thing she wanted was all very well, but the price for it all was too high – complete subservience to her domineering father’s wishes in everything. At last Juliet had had enough; she ran away, changed her identity and found herself a job on the other side of the world – as companion to an invalid girl on a sunny Caribbean island. But Juliet soon found that her situation had not improved in the least, for not only was her new employer the Duque Felipe Ricardo de Castro, every bit as overbearing as her father had been, but she lost no time in falling – hopelessly! – in love with him.
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