Dear Tiberius
1956

Lucy wasn't sure of her feelings. Sir John gave his invalid daughter, Miranda, all that money could buy -- but the child craved love. As her nurse, Lucy became the object of Miranda's affections -- reluctantly, because her position was only temporary. She felt concerned when Sir John brought home Lynette Harling, a temperamental ballerina uninterested in the role of stepmother. But was Lucy's concern for her patient or because of her feelings for Sir John?

Castle Thunderbird
1966

When Noel took a job as companion to the teenage ward of rich Gerard de Freer in a fairytale Austrian castle, she had expected to be able to cope with a rebellious sixteen-year-old. But the real problem turned out to be Gerard's difficult, jealous housekeeper, Harriet Raynes.

The Wings of the Morning

Kathie's two sisters could not understand the invitation to Kathie from Lady Fitzosborne. Why would she invite quiet, plain young Kathie instead of her much more attractive sisters? And indeed Kathie was puzzled too. But she reasoned that no doubt Lady Fitzosborne needed someone to help with the household arrangements rather than someone to help entertain her guests, and so she set off for the weekend intending to be as useful as possible.

The Stars of San Cecilio

It was Elizabeth Waring's last night on the Costa Brava. The place was beautiful and romantic, and her holiday had been pleasant, but... nothing special had happened, and tomorrow she must go back to London and look for work. And then the miracle took place, and the man of her dreams spoke to her. Working in Spain would be better than returning to London. At least that's what Lisa thought when Julio Fernandez asked her to look after his small daughter. But being governess was one thing; being the second Mrs. of Julio Fernandez was another!


Night of the Singing Birds

Angela had been born and brought up in Spain, and in the Spanish way it had been arranged that she make a highly suitable marriage with Don Felipe Martinez. But half of Angela was English, and the English do not take very kindly to such arbitrary arrangements

Victoria and the Nightingale

"It's not your problem," Victoria told Sir Peter

She knew they couldn't continue to take advantage of his hospitality.

When Victoria had suddenly found herself jobless and responsible for a small orphaned boy, Sir Peter had generously provided them with a temporary home. But she couldn't accept his plan to adopt Johnny. How could she stay and take care of the boy, knowing that Sir Peter's fiancee wanted her to leave?

Yet she had to think of Johnny, too. She couldn't take her own feelings for Sir Peter into account....

Wild Sonata

Melanie had considered Wroxford Priory her home, until the arrival of the new heir. It soon became obvious that Sir Luke knew nothing about her being the ward of his late uncle, and it wasn't long before Melanie moved out in a huff. but she was soon to return, and this time on a much more satisfactory basis.

But soon she was back again-feeling rather differently about things this time!

Return to Tremarth

When Charlotte inherited a large house in Cornwall, she was not at all sure what to do with it - until Richard Tremarth made an offer for it, and Charlotte decided that the one thing she would not do was sell!

Hotel at Treloan / Hotel Stardust

HE WAS DETERMINED BUT SO WAS SHE.

Commander Roger Merlin wasted no time putting his plan into action. He offered to buy Eve's inheritance, Treloan Manor, before she had even seen it! But she had no intention of selling the Georgian mansion-especially not to the arrogant Commander Merlin! Somehow she must keep the estate. Maybe it could be made to pay for itself as a hotel. And it would suit Eve perfectly to be in the same business as Roger Merlin. Competition was just what he deserved!

So Dear To My Heart

The visit to Switzerland was an important one for the Holt sisters, for Lisa was to undergo, at the hands of a famous surgeon, an operation the success or failure of which would decide her whole future. Virginia, accompanying her, did not guess that her fate too was to be decided at the same clinic between a calm, beautiful lake and the snow-capped mountains; and by the same commanding, inscrutable man.

Four Roads to Windrush

"It's a mistake for you to work here." While old Mr. Martingale was her boss, Lindsay hadn't minded working in the hotel that had once been her family home. Now Philip Summers had taken over...