Caribbean Gold
Caribbean Gold by Margaret Pargeter is a fictional work published by Mills & Boon in October 1983, comprising 189 pages. The story revolves around Eden, who has longed for Vern Lomax for two years, despite believing she cannot win back his affection. Their initial connection was marked by intense passion, but external circumstances led to a painful separation filled with anger and mistrust.
In this edition, readers will explore the complexities of love and desire as Vern returns to Jamaica, insisting that Eden marry him. Although his motivations are not rooted in love, Eden finds herself unable to say no. The narrative delves into themes of longing and the challenges of rekindling a relationship, set against a backdrop that hints at the vibrant culture of Jamaica. This book presents a poignant exploration of emotional barriers and the struggle for connection.
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He wanted her for all the wrong reasons
For two years Eden had pined away for Vern Lomax, knowing full well she could never regain his love.
From the first time they’d met Eden had responded to him with such deliberate passion it surprised them both. But circumstances had conspired against them, building walls around Vern’s heart too powerful to tear down. Finally they’d parted in anger and mistrust.
Then Vern returned to Jamaica, demanding that Eden become his wife And even if his reasons for doing so had nothing to do with loving her, Eden knew she couldn’t refuse!
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