Black Douglas

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'A man would have to be blind . . . blind and in the dark ever to feel desire for Sabrina Muir,' Ret had told Sabrina when she rejected his advances, but she knew there was truth in what he said. She was no beauty - and Ret's cousin, Douglas, whom she was nursing at the island home of the Saint-Sarnes, was blind. Sabrina's feelings for her patient were deep, and she was aware of his own interest in herself. But what if he recovered his sight? Wouldn't he go straight back to his old love, the beautiful Nadi Barrel?