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y separately published work icon One Room for His Highness : A Romance Maysie Greig , London : Collins , 1944 Z1072002 1944 single work novel romance

"When Sophie Riddel, popular star of English musical comedy, married her wealthy middle-aged colonel she did not quite anticipate the utter boredom and loneliness which was her inevitable lot on the isolated sheep station to which he took his bride. And when the colonel was sent to Egypt her loneliness was intensified despite the companionship of her husband's eighteen-year-old niece Fenella. Sophie was elated when she heard that an old beau of her stage days, His Highness the Grand Duke Rupert, a petty European royalty, was in Sydney, and she promptly invited him to the sheep station. The complications attending the arrival of the Duke and his unexpected falling in love not with Sophie but with Fen are admirably related in this highly enjoyable romance by that queen of storytellers, Maysie Greig." - from dust jacket

London : Collins , 1944
y separately published work icon Master of Ransome : A Romance Lucy Walker , Glasgow : Collins , 1958 Z360029 1958 single work novel Sara Brent arrives in Australia to work for Clifford Camden, but he soon sends her to work as his cousin Gregory's secretary at Ransome Station. Sara becomes so indispensable that Gregory offers her a convenient marriage, but will Sara be satisfied with such a common-sense arrangement? London : Collins , 1958

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