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Palace of the Peacocks by Violet Winspear
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Palace of the Peacocks (edition 1969)

by Violet Winspear (Author)

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Title:Palace of the Peacocks
Authors:Violet Winspear (Author)
Info:HR 51318 Oct. 1969 (1969), Edition: First Thus
Collections:Mills & Boon Read, Mill & Boon
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The steamer was fully booked, the clerk told her.
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Through force of circumstances, Temple Lane found herself the only white girl on a small island in the Java Seas.

But the real problem was how br>to cope with the dangerous attraction of her employer, the magnetic Dutchman Ryk van Helden.

Temple Lane had gone out to the Java Seas to marry her fiance, but all her plans fell through when she found someone else had taken her place. In her desperate endeavours to get away from the situation, she met the Dutchman Ryk van Helden -and promptly found she had jumped out of the frying pan into the fire! It was difficult enough being the only white girl for miles around - but the greater problem was how to cope with what she soon recognised as the devastating attraction of her new employer. True, he seemed to look on her as just another of the waifs and strays he was so fond of collecting - and Temple knew he had never forgotten the girl he had once loved, and lost -but nevertheless, he was a man of magnetic appeal, and even if he could remain impervious to the situation, could Temple?
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