Flamingo Flying South

Cyprus held bitter-sweet memories for Georgia— memories of a never-to-be-forgotten summer with Justin, whom she had loved but who hadn't wanted her—and it was difficult to resist the opportunity of visiting it again. It was difficult, too, to turn down the possibility of a job looking after the two small children in the care of the unfeeling Agrippa Smith. He was such an unreasonable man and obviously had no idea how to deal with his two precocious youngsters. Georgia soon came to care for the children —and for their father, in spite of his difficult ways. But what about the children's mother? And what about Justin, who chose this moment to come back into her life again, more interested this time . . .