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The Light-Hearted Quest
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1956
Julia Probyn heads to North Africa to track down her cousin. The adventure starts simple enough but quickly becomes complicated as she must travel from Casablanca to Fez, Tangier, and Marrakech.
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The Portuguese Escape
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1958
In the beautiful countryside of Portugal, Julia Probyn is to attend a royal wedding but finds herself involved with Hungarian refugees and agents from the Iron Curtain.
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Numbered Account
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1960
The majestic Swiss Alps are too beautiful to be the backdrop of international intrigue, thought Julia Probyn , but when the matter at hand is the inheritance from a Greek shipping tycoon, intrigue is required. And some of her fellow travellers are obviously not what they seem.
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The Dangerous Islands
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1963
While sailing with a friend off the coast of Scotland, Julia Probyn spots several suspicious looking electronic objects along the shore of an Hebrides island. Reporting to her contacts, she then helps the agent from the Secret Service sent to investigate.
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Emergency In The Pyrenees
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1965
Julia Probyn heads to her husband's family vacation home up in the Pyrenees to spend the last few months of her pregnancy. She notices that there is an inordinate number of spies and people watching spies going on in what should have been a tranquil setting.
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The Episode At Toledo
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1966
Julia Probyn is largely a supporting character in a tale of Hetta Paloczy, a woman from Hungary now married to a British diplomat, and the adventure she has when she discovers a communist plot to kill an American NATO admiral.
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The Malady In Madeira
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1970
Visiting the island of Madeira to help cope with the loss of her husband, Julia Probyn grows suspicious of strange events around her. She suspects that the Russians are performing experiments on the wild sheep and that is just one of the mysteries.
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Julia In Ireland
Written by Ann Bridge
Copyright: 1972
Julia Probyn is on her final assignment for British Intelligence when she meets a handsome Irish lawyer. They grow quite close quickly and she is invited to his small village in Ireland to meet his family. There she becomes involved in a clash between keeping the serene coastline and modern development.
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