
Doubleday Romance Library
Harvest of Happiness; Myriah; Make-Believe Love
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Three novels:
- Harvest of Happiness by Brenda Castle (1973): Convalescing on the French Riviera, Elisabeth Renton falls deeply in love with Comte Philippe de Courville. After their wedding, Philippe takes Elisabeth back to his chateau in the Burgundian vineyards, but soon she senses a change in his attitude towards her and is sure it has something to do with the attractive Simone Montclair.
- Myriah by Claudette Williams (1978): England 1813, Fiery Myriah Whitney is wild of nature, contrary, and independent. But when her father catches her kissing the handsome Sir Roland just for fun, she is ordered to marry Sir Roland immediately. Ran away to avoid being forced into an unwanted marriage, Lady Myriah is caught up in a world of intrigue and secrets, ended up with her chance encounter with the mysterious Lord Kit Wimborne.
- Make Believe Love by Kristin Michaels (1978): Since the age of four, Robin has been in love with Matt, her older brother's best friend. Because Matt is a dedicated geologist, Robin has learned to love anything related to geology. To join a trip with Matt, to be a companion and helper to his new and spoilt fiance Fleur, is not something Robin looking forward to. Luckily her boss, Quinn, decides to come along, with the intention to show Matt what he has lost, by pretending to be interested in Robin.
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