When Clive Lister, rich and handsome, came into Deborah's hardworking andrather uneventful life, John Harriby issued all sorts of dire warning aboutwolfishness. But John was not quite impartial, for he was more than a littlein love with Deborah himself, and only too well aware that he could notoffer her as much as Clive could. Yet that would have carried no weight withDeborah if she had really loved John. But meanwhile, would John prove to beright after all, and would Deborah regret that she had ever set eyes onClive?