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The Only Charity by Sara Seale

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The great love of Christy Tavener's life was Fairmile the gracious country house which was her family home.� But would her crotchety but loveable grandfather, last of the Taveners, leave it to her in his will?� Or did he disapprove too strongly of her modern ways and refusal to settle down and produce heirs to follow him?
Christy realized that she ought to marry, if only to safeguard herself against Sir Harry's nurse, who seemed quiet and demure enough but who, Christ was sure, would not object to marrying her patient and becoming mistress of Fairmile herself.� A lean, dark stranger was willing to help, but he was something of an enigma -- and an infuriating enigma, too.� Where did he come from -- and why did be bear that name?

The Truant Spirit by Sara Seale

Sabina was running away. Not very far, and not for very long: but even that mild bid for freedom landed her (for she was not the efficient type) in the wilds of Cornwall on a rainy February night, with no money, no belongings and no prospect of shelter except that offered by a total stranger. The situation seemed alarming, but she was to find that her wanderings had, after all, led her in the right direction.

TREVALLION by Sara Seale

Anna and Rick had become engaged for "mutual protection", not intending to marry. Then, in his beautiful Cornish home, she learned to love him ... but would he ever be free of Alix, his cousin and first love, who, with his family's approval, had every intention of recapturing him?

The Forbidden Island by Sara Seale

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Holidaying in Scotland with David - the man she had always hero-worshipped, her cousin, guardian and now the man she was going to marry - Lisa could hardly believe it when she found herself virtually the prisoner of the dark, remote chieftain of a Highland Clan. It was, it seemed, an act of revenge on Charles Kintyre's part, for David had wronged his young ward Catrina, and Lisa's captivity - until David redeemed himself - was the price. Lisa was justly furious; but it was a gentle captivity, and on the little mist-encircled island of Culoran she found the oppotunity to gain knowledge of herself and her own heart