The initial printings were by Harlequin. In the United States, it was #15 of the Harlequin American Romance series, 1983. In Great Britain, it was in the Love Affair series, 1984. There was also a Spanish-language version printed in Spain, translated by Dolores Rubio Manzanares, as "Una de cal y otra de arena" in Novelas con corazon--American Love series. Finally, there was a Dutch-language version by Harlequin Holland, "Ongetemde hartstocht", translated by Karina Zegers de Beril in the series Papillon American Love, 1984.
The novel is currently available as an e-book from Awe-Struck books and as a print-on-demand book from Earthling Press.
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∙ 13y agoIt appears on the suddenly last summer vide from The Motels in 1983
Jane Bierce has written: 'Building Passion' 'Finishing Touch' 'Cold Night Beauty' 'Finishing Touch/Time of Possession (Double Delights #12)' 'A Different Kind of Love' 'Black-tie affair'
The book was a Harlequin American Romance novel, 'Building Passion' by Jane Bierce. It was published in 1983, the same year as the song 'Suddenly Last Summer' was released.
It is just her passion. I bet you have a passion, too!
Jane Austen was born on December 16, 1775
Jane Eyre was first published by Smith, Elder & Co. on the 19th of October 1847 in London.
Jane White's last novel was Benjamin's Open Day and it was published in Great Britain in 1979.
Jane Austen wrote Mansfield Park between 1812 and 1814. It was published in 1814.
Jane sought happiness and misery with equal passion is an example of an indirect phrase in English writing. The phrase is the opinion of another character rather than a direct statement.
"Pride and Prejudice" was originally published under the pseudonym "A Lady", which was Jane Austen's pen name.
In "Jane Eyre," passion represents intense emotions and desires, while principle refers to moral ideals and values. Jane often struggles between following her passions, such as her love for Mr. Rochester, and adhering to her principles, such as maintaining her independence and integrity. Ultimately, Jane learns to balance passion and principle in her decisions and actions.
The first book of Jane White's to be published was the novel Quarry.