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High-Country Governess

Pages
188
Published
1987
Language
English

Synopsis

Letitia, a skilled beautician, finds herself in an unexpected role as a governess on a remote sheep station. Nathaniel Pengelly, the station owner, is convinced she's entirely unsuitable for the rugged life, seeing her as nothing more than 'artificial.' Determined to prove him wrong, Letty accepts the challenge, vowing to teach the high and mighty Nathaniel a lesson he won't soon forget. Can she win him over, or will their clashing personalities lead to disaster?

About the author

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Essie Summers

Ethel Snelson Summers, well-known as Essie, was born on Bordesley Street in Christchurch, New Zealand on July 24, 1912. Her parents, Ethel Snelson (for whom she was named) and Edwin Summers, had immigrated to New Zealand from England exactly one year earlier. She had an older brother, Edwin and a younger brother, William. She grew up in a warm and happy home where reading and story-telling were highly valued, and from a very early age little Essie was making up her own stories. When a teacher re...

Characters

Letitia GreenawayProtagonist
Nathaniel PengellyProtagonist
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