An Old-fashioned Girl
An Old-fashioned Girl by Betty Neels is a romance novel published by Mills & Boon in 1993, featuring 186 pages in English. The story centers around Patience, a quiet country girl who feels out of place in the glamorous world of Dutch surgeon Julius van der Beek. Despite her unique style and assertive personality, she struggles with feelings of inadequacy, especially with the alluring Sylvia van Teule vying for Julius’s attention.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of attraction and self-perception as Patience navigates her feelings for Julius. The book delves into her internal conflict and the challenges she faces in trying to capture his notice amidst the competition. This edition presents a classic tale of romance, highlighting the contrasts between different personalities and the complexities of love.
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How could she make him notice her?
Patience knew she couldn’t be more different form the sort of women Dutch surgeon Julius van der Beek seemed to attract. After all she was a quiet country girl with a somewhat unique taste in clothes — and an assertive personality to match! Yet she was attracted to him. Not that she had a hope of making him notice her, particularly with the glamorous Sylvia van Teule already at his side. . .
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