Title: The Flamingo That Did Not Fly South
Product review: Okay I know I said I would put all my Joyce Dingwell books away, but this on had kids in it, and I'm a sucker for stories with kids in them.Especally old, old Harlequin Romances, but as usual Joyce Dingwell had me dizzy trying to understand the dialogue. Where the alpha M/F step on each others words, and the charactors speak in half formed sentences.So I will just say this went above and beyond that. Georgia even left the two young kids alone to go shopping, and have lunch with Agrippa, even after the boys had already taken a taxi to see the flamingos.From the back of the book: 'Georgia felt sorry for the two children in the care of the unfeeling Agrippa Smith. He was such and unreasonable man and obviously had no idea how to deal with two such highly-strung youngsters.So she agreed to stay in Cyprus and look after them and their pet flamingo. Perhaps she could reform Mr. Smith too?'
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