Don't Call It Love

Anna Horton takes a position as a governess to a young girl named Chrissy at an Australian home owned by Richard Gillespie. While Anna harbors quiet feelings of love, Richard believes both of them share a cynicism toward romance following past disappointments. He proposes a marriage of convenience for the sake of his daughter without expecting any romantic attachment. As they live together, both must confront their true feelings and overcome preconceived notions about affection and commitment.

by Lindsay Armstrong

Chivers Press · First published 1984 · 292 pages