Dark Venetian by Anne Mather

1975


Emma Maxwell knew her stepmother, Celeste, must have some scheme in mind, even before they arrived in Venice. When she heard what it was, Emma wanted no part of it. Then she met Count Vidal Cesare, on whom Celeste had designs, and decided he was old enough and experienced enough to look after himself.

Emma was very firm about her own future. She informed the Dowager Contessa, "No, signora. When I marry it will be for love. And my husband will love me . . .and only me!"

Pale Dawn, Dark Sunset - Anne Mather
عنيد
1975

"Miranda," Rafael said through clenched teeth, "I beg of you, do not drive me too far!"

Rafael was annoyed. No woman of his own nationality had looked at him in quite that way before. Had she no respect - this girl from England! Did British women consider themselves the equals of men?

But Miranda Lord wished she hadn't come to Mexico or become involved with the Cueras family. Only then, of course, she wouldn't have met Rafael!

WHISPER OF DARKNESS - Anne Mather
1980



Joanna didn't know what to expect...

Necessity forced Joanna Seton to accept a position as governess to Jake Sheldon's daughter. She set out for Ravensgarth, his farm in the Lake District, with a determination to make the best of what she found.

What she found was a man whose scarred face reflected his battered life--who had cut himself off from all social contacts. His daughter, too, had suffered. She was a wild, uncontrollable child.

Even though both of them seemed to hate her, Joanna's heart went out to these two survivors of past tragedy!

The Reluctant Governess by Anne Mather
سمعا وطاعة
1971

It was to get away from a troublesome love affair that Victoria Monroe had taken on the job of governess to little Sophie von Reichstein in the Austrian alps -- but she arrived at the schloss to find another challenging situation awaiting her. The child, it appeared, had already got rid of two previous governesses and was all set to do the same with the new on. But Victoria was determined that her small charge was not going to get the better of her. Or did she have some other reason for wishing to stay on at the schloss -- such as the child's attractive, embittered father, Baron Horst von Reichstein? And if she did, wasn't it better first to find out just what was the mystery surrounding his wife?

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Rooted in Dishonour - Anne Mather

1978




The island was a paradise of golden sands and blue skies - of burning desires...but not for Beth. Beth had come to marry Willard Petrie, a widower twice her age; a gentle man who would replace desire with respect.

Or so she thought. The island had a strange effect on people, sapping their inhibitions and stripping away pretensions.

It revealed Willard's motives as surely as it exposed his daughter's self-destructive jealousy. And it left Beth totally vulnerable - unable to control the primitive emotions that drew her inevitably to Raoul Valerian.


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