num_pages: 186
description: Juliet had no complaints about James Bannerman, the gentle scientist who had hired her to assist him with his study of dolphins on the Caribbean island of Tamassee. The problem lay with James's ruthless and abrasive brother Mark, who thought every woman fair game and made it clear from the start that Juliet wasn't welcome in his private paradise. Unless, of course, she was willing to agree to his insolent propositions.
language: English
title: Island of Dolphins
publisher: Harlequin Books