Nancy Hoyt

[from inside flap Caxton House dj] Their father settled the three young Dovers in a charming small house in Filbert Grove, London S. W. 7, gave them each a small income and hoped for the best. They all loved London. Andy, thirty and divorced, because he liked its smell and form. Ann, twenty-seven, ditto, adored it because she had beaus and business and loved house-keeping in South Kensington. Tony, the youngest, liked to dance and play squash at the Bath Club. And England loved them in their own casual trans-Atlantic fashion. This is the witty, gay, and sometimes very wise chronicle of their London adventures in love.