After Sundown by Anne Hampson
1972

For years Tina and her sister Moira had been spoiled and indulged by their stepfather Austin. Everything they wanted, he gave them; there was never any question of either of them earning their own living. So when the girls decided they would like a holiday in Menorca they took it for granted that Austin would finance them as usual.

But suddenly things took an unexpected and dramatic turn, when Austin's son Charles appeared on the scene. Charles had never approved of his frivolous stepsisters and their idle ways. He decided things had gone quite far enough, and he announced his own plans for the girls' future; they were to go, not to Menorca or anywhere like it, but to his huge station in the Australian Outback, to do some work for a change and grow up.

And Charles was to change both girls' lives in more ways than one....

Sunset Cloud by Anne Hampson
1976

novel link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/110860843/...e-Sunset-Cloud

Shelley was in a decidedly difficult situation - if she didn't marry a certain man - a man, moreover, she hadn't the slightest wish to marry! - her stepfather would be sent to prison and her mother's heart broken. What could she do? In an attempt to sort herself out Shelley went on holiday to the lake district - and found herself in a situation far more dramatic than the one she was already in - a situation which resulted in her being married and widowed within a few hours, and the owner of a crumbling mansion! It all seemed like a dream - but then she found herself crossing swords with Adam Gascoine, an experience which was anything but dreamlike.

Satan and the Nymph by Anne Hampson
1976


novel link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/110860821/...-and-the-Nymph

It suited Noel Prescott to pretend that Peri was his fiancee; if he could not produce a suitable bride he would not be able to control his own fortune. It suited Peri to agree to the deception-- she would have done almost anything to escape from the marriage with a Greek peasant which was being arranged for her. So Noel whisked her away from her Greek village home, back to England, to meet his dour older brother Rok who controlled the purse-strings and who would have to approve his choice of a future wife. But Rok, it soon appeared, was far from happy with the situation . . . ....

Call of the Outback by Anne Hampson

novel link
http://www.scribd.com/doc/110759643/...of-the-Outback

Accompanying Nicole to Australia was her foster mother's idea. Personally, Sally thought the whole idea was crazy!

"How can you fall in love by correspondence?" she asked. Yet Ray Landers, Nicole's long-time pen pal had asked her to marry him.

Sally expected trouble. It came, but it was from Ray's older brother, Kort, a domineering, aggravating man. Sally couldn't stand him -- so how could she be in love with him?
 

Stars of Spring by Anne Hampson
1971

When Joanne inherited a farm in the lovely Douro district of Portugal, it seemed the answer to a problem, as she now had five-year-old Glee to look after.

The only fly in the ointment was that the farm was on the estate of Dom Manoel Alvares--and he wanted it himself!