Melinda Cross's Books

What's Right

Melinda Cross

Ruth and Tray Hampton met - it was as simple as that. Simple, too, was the feeling of the utter rightness of it all, of their love for one another, of their being together, of feeling as if they had always known each other. It was as if they had loved without ever having met and now was the fulfillment of a timeless promise.But there was Christie, and Tray's sense of duty towards the life he had ruined...and no matter how right he and Ruth were together there could not be no betrayal---no deceit.

Pulse Of The Heartland

Melinda Cross

Emily was ready for a change

When her friends had left for college and city life, she'd stayed behind to nurse her mother. Now, at twenty-seven, she was seriously considering selling her florist's shop and leaving the small Minnesota farming community.

And that's when Nick Simon came home. Nick came for his grandfather's funeral--but quickly decided to stick around and break down Emily's stoical reserve.

Nick drove her crazy, but there seemed to be no way to get rid of him. Nor could Emily convince the town they weren't really having a torrid affair!

One Hour of Magic

Melinda Cross

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"You'll be mine, not his."The words echoed in Holly's mind, reminding her that she was still simply the spoils of an ancient, bitter contest between feuding brothers.It seemed a cruel twist of fate that, having lost her beloved Robert,she should now be dependent on his brother, Daniel, for a home and a job. Robert, who'd been full of light, love and laughter--while Daniel was dark, brooding and so very bitter.But Christmas on Long Island went right to the heart of things, and Holly began to learn what a very superficial judgment she'd made....

Mirror Image

Melinda Cross

He'd discovered the real woman--but did he love her?

Rural New Hampshire seemed as remote as the Andes compared to life in Boston, but insurance investigator Frances Hudson had a job to do. Though her designer wardrobe and flashy car seemed out of place in the small town, she knew image was everything. No one would ever dream that behind her polished exterior lay a poor kid from the streets.

Yet, somehow the brilliant blue eyes of country veterinarian Ethan Alexander were able to pierce her disguise. His kisses threatened to shatter the wall Frances had erected, to reveal a caring, carefree woman underneath . . . but would Ethan still be there to pick up the pieces?