Anne Hampson -Petals Drifting
1971

"Four young amateur archaeologists were all eager to go to Greece to work with the celebrated Dr. Nikolas Vallas on his exciting excavations at Mycenae. But Nikolas, with memories of the havoc that bachelors could cause among Greek girls, had stipulated 'married workers only' for him. Still, that was no great problem. With only two surnames in common, what would be easier than for Jane and Guy, Pauline and Stuart, to pretend to be two married couples?" -- instead of being brothers and sisters like they really were!

Anne Hampson - Love Hath an Island
1970

Cypress is by tradition the island of Aphrodite, the goddess of love -- but Mary could not feel that the goddess was looking on her with much favour, when Mary went there to work for Adrian Stanning.

Gold is the Sunrise
Anne Hampson
1971

Arranged marriages are accepted by girls of Cyprus -- but Hero Cavendish wasn't a Cypriot, and she could not face the thought of marriage with the man her guardian had chosen for her. Damian Stavros rescued her from her predicament -- but only on certain conditions. Was his price going to be too high?

Flame of Fate
Anne Hampson
1975
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It was years since Alana had seen Conon Mavilis, although she knew he still hated her for having turned down his proposal of marriage. Her reason then had been humiliated as well as angry when, shortly afterwards, Alana had married someone else. She had had the best of reasons for her action - but Conon had never known of them. Now, in Greece, they had met again, and Conon, smouldering and embittered, was insisting that this time she become his wife. And now he had the power to force her to agree.

Dark Avenger
Anne Hampson
1972

In the ancient Greek legend, Hades, lord of the underworld, had carried off the beautiful Persephone to live in his dark kingdom for four months of every year.

And now Julie Veltrovers found herself a present-day Persephone, meeting a fate that had been awaiting her for ten years -- ever since Doneus Lucien had been wronged by Julie's family and had vowed that one day, when Julie was old enough, he would bear her off to Greece as his wife, to live there for seven months of the year. That day had coma, and rather than ruin her family's happiness, Julie was forced to submit to his plans.

But she had never foreseen that she would fall in love with this strange husband of hers -- a man that had only used her as an instrument of revenge . . .