Rafferty's Legacy by Jane Corrie

Would their life be ruined by this feud?

"Promise not to have anything to do with Patrick Rafferty," Carl asked. Teresa, loving him, wanted to agree. Yet how could she refuse to see her newly found uncle?

It was only then that she learned about the feud that had plagued their families for generations. And she knew that whatever had been held against her family would inevitably be leveled against her.

How could there be any future happiness for her and Carl?

Rainbow for Megan by Jane Corrie



Megan had always looked on Alain as an older brother, so it was embarrassing for both of them when people began to link their names romantically. In an attempt to prove everyone wrong, Megan went to her good-looking boss for assistance -- but only succeeded in making matters considerably more complicated than ever!

Rimmer's Way by Jane Corrie

Della tried to shut out the disturbing effect Cal was having on her.

"Might be better if you let yourself go occasionally" he said. "I'd kind of like to see what's behind that wall you've built up around yourself."

Della gasped as she realized the implication of his words. So he did want to make love to her! Well, he was right about the wall. What's more, she'd go on building--so high no man could scale it. Especially not Cal Tarn!

Ross's Girl by Jane Corrie

Ross was more like a brother than a fiance

And Vicky suddenly rebelled against the idea of marrying him.

It had all been arranged long ago between their families, to amalgamate the two large cattle stations. Neither had been consulted, and Ross was far from loverlike.

"I'm letting you off the hook," she told him, refusing to be treated like an unwanted legacy. Yet strangely, when he agreed, Vicky began having second thoughts!

Tasmanian Tangle by Jane Corrie

Tanya had always loved Kade Player

Tanya Hume had idolized her father's business manager, Kade Player. As a child she'd been rebuffed by his obvious disinterest. Now, on her return to the farm after her father's death, she hoped things would be different.

But Kade could be kind and sympathetic to others--toward her he was unfailingly cold and businesslike.

What had she done to earn his displeasure? Why was he determined to make her life a misery?