Bestseller Romance series

Eight years ago, Frazer Holt had broken Nicole’s heart by rejecting her and marrying her friend Melanie instead, and since then Nicole has seen nothing of either of them. Now, though she learned that Melanie had died, in suspicious circumstances, on the island of Corfu where she and Frazer had been living – and she determined to get to the bottom of the affair. But that would involve meeting Frazer again. Was that wise? Suppose Melanie’s death hadn’t been an accident? And suppose Nicole found she still loved him?

"You'll be quite safe with me." Initially these simple words comforted Cressida, narrowly saved from the terrifying storm at sea that had taken her father's life. Physically and emotionally she needed the security of her rescuer, Luke Scrivener's New Zealand homestead and his powerful broad shoulders to lean on. But once surrounded by Luke's calm, immovable strength, Cressida, after years of being cloistered and controlled by her father, instinctively rebelled. It would be far too easy to become dependent once again--dependent, powerless and possessed by the magnetism of this vital man.

They married for money neither of them wanted. From the moment Frank Corey stepped into her dilapidated Cape Cod house, Penny Harris was confused. Was he devil or hero, gangster or lawyer? But after months of hiding out to evade her money hungry family, the five-foot-ten heiress was ready for some help. Over bowls of canned soup, Penny gradually fell in love with the homely (or was he handsome?) demanding lawyer. Frank offered advice, protection--even marriage--to his "little love." But forty million dollars threatened to keep them apart.

She loved him but couldn't marry him Cynara hadn't seen Zack Buchanan in five years, not since she'd hurt him--hurt herself even more--by leaving him. She'd let Zack think the worst of her to avoid watching his love slowly turn to ashes. But now that he'd stumbled across her singing at one of his hotels in London, she knew that he intended to exact payment for the past. She knew, too, that she would bargain with the devil himself to be with Zack again--as long as she could keep secret her reason for never marrying....

Lynsey Thorpe issued the challenge lightly. It was a fun thing, meant to brighten up a friend's post wedding party. “Who’ll be prince to my Cinderella?” she asked. The man who answered was in earnest—a handsome stranger who wove a spell about her that she found irresistible. He swept Lynsey off her feet into an unknown world of passion and excitement. Too late Lynsey discovered who he really was. Madoc Morgan, brother of her friend. The man who’d just taken over the company that Lynsey worked for, a man whose dealings with staff were known to be totally ruthless!

Jay Ravek is not in your league". Cassandra was warned by her friend Liz - something Cassandra found easv to believe. But she felt reasonably safe from Jay, because after the unhappy and disillusioning experience of marriage with Mike Roland, she was reluctant to get involved with a man anyway. But it wasn't as simple as that- and in no time Cassandra found herself not only involved, but married to Jay. It was clear, nevertheless, that he did not love her; was that because he was still involved with Liz…

It was outrageous. He couldn't be serious! One day Amanda was happily engaged to Nigel, a flamboyant British car rally driver, the next she was the reluctant fiancee of his stern, laconic older brother, Malory Templeton. As if she hadn't been through enough. Hadn't finding Nigel in the arms of another woman been more than she deserved? The hard glitter in Malory's eyes told her otherwise. Malory was a virtual stranger to her, but Amanda had no choice. Her own foolish pride had caused the crazy switch in fiances, and Malory, it seemed, was going to hold her to it.

If only two weeks could turn into a lifetime. Charity's job as a typist at St. Augustine's Hospital certainly kept her busy but she longed for something more--something exciting in her life. So when the renowned Professor Wyllie-Lyon offered her a job at his private clinic, Charity accepted. She was thrilled to work for the brilliant and handsome doctor and to accompany him on a business trip to Norway. She was less than thrilled to find herself dreaming of a future with the professor--a future she'd heard was reserved for someone else.

Was he offering her a second chance for love? To research her book, author Cat Howard had chased down Caleb Steele, the arrogant owner of a film studio. But when she woke up in his bed one morning, unable to remember how she'd got there, she was horrified! Her only love had died five years earlier, and she had never stopped missing him. Now she was torn between loyalty to the past and a powerful attraction she could not deny. Cat's genuine innocence and fiery wit captivated Caleb and he was determined to win her. If only her memories would release her.

Should she stake her future on him? Kate had been brought up to believe that promises were not to be given lightly, and despite her husband's lies and blatant infidelity, she'd managed to hold on to her integrity--if not her ability to trust. Alex Dalton didn't dabble in power games the way Kate's husband had. When Alex played, he played to win. He sized up the odds and never underestimated his opposition. Kate knew she wanted what Alex offered... but she couldn't understand what he wanted with her.

Valeria Brewster wasn't in the least interested in Bart Thomas. He was just the man who paid her a fat salary for looking after his unhappy teenage daughter, and Valeria was good with children. Why, then, should she find things getting out of hand so easily when Bart was around? It wasn't as though she was his type of woman - she left that sort of thing to blonde bombshells like Amele Poitras. The problem was that Bart didn't seem to agree...

Self control was only a mask she wore. Gina Bennett, victim of a freak accident, had suffered plenty. She wasn't about to let her publisher, Leo Sterne, open old wounds—especially the memory of her disastrous first infatuation. It was bad enough that Leo thought she'd ruined his sister's marriage. Now he wanted much more than an admission of her guilt. He needed her to help his deaf young son. And against his will, he wanted her. All Gina wanted was to forget—forget the past, her loneliness and her need for love. But Leo and the boy made that impossible.