Title: Another Gentle Stevenson Romance
Product review: Gerald and Elizabeth are brother and sister with no other surviving relatives, who find redemption and love with each other's help. While the book was written in the late sixties, it feels more like it's set in the twenties or thirties, when respectable people had servants and dressed for dinner. There's not a hint of the actual culture of 60's London, where much of the book is set. Nevertheless the book is extremely pleasant and absorbing.
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