Mary Moore novels

Run Before the Wind by Mary Moore (1982)

This was the time for love to find a way

For five years Shannon had lived for her stepfather and his three daughters. Now she was going to live for herself! She would enjoy life, shun attachments and run before the wind ....
That's what she was going to do... until she met two fatherless children and a mother whose problems seemed insurmountable.
Shannon took up their cause like a gauntlet--a gauntlet tossed idly at her feet by hard uncaring James McCabe.

تعيشي وتجيبي رنوش شي بيجنن

Man of the High Country
by Mary Moore

"You have no proof he's my father! "

Morgan had quickly answered Katriona Carmichael's challenge. "Proof?" he echoed. "You're so like him it's ridiculous--an attractive, utterly feminine version of a proud, stubborn, bad-tempered old man."

Morgan's words still rang in her ears. All her life she'd yearned to know she had a father, and the temptation to accept Ross Carmichael's invitation to New Zealand was overpowering.

Even more overwhelming was the urge to see Morgan Grant again....

Along the Ribbonwood Track
by Mary Moore

"You were advised not to come, "
Craig had told Joanne when she arrived at the New Zealand Farm she had inherited, to which she replied,
" I was never madly good at taking advice. "
It was obvious that Craig was lead to do his best to make Joanne sellout, but something made her equally determined to stay."

Joanne had faced a lot of grief in her short lifetime and so was ecstatic when she inherited a property from her late paternal grandfather. She had an upbeat can-do attitude and a happy disposition. At least on the surface.