by Joan Overfield (1992)
Elly Denning and her brother are at loggerheads with Lord Seabrook over a country estate they all covet. What they only gradually come to realize is that the estate is also home to a persnickety ghost. When the adventurous, aristocratic Elinore Denning moves into a haunted mansion, she doesn't know which is more challenging--exposing the ghosts or handling her infuriatingly attractive new neighbor Lord Seabrook.
June Calvin
John Blayne wants nothing to do with marriage-and certainly nothing to do with Beth Longford. But despite his efforts to remain indifferent, he finds himself coming to her aid. Will he decide to reform his ways...before it costs him the love of his life?
Emily Hendrickson
Caroline Beauchamp has accepted a very tricky task. She must seduce Lord Hugh Stanhope, the handsome husband of her dearest friend, Mary, in order to break the hold that an infamous beauty had on the vulnerable viscount. But she also faces an even greater challenge: she must bedazzle the most renowned rake in the realm, Lord Rutledge, to keep him from making Mary his latest conquest. As she begins her juggling act of deception, Caroline knows that that letting down her guard would mean disaster. But falling in love would be even worse.
Mary Brendan
Rebecca Nash has been running a small school on a nobleman’s estate while hoping to uncover the mystery of her brother’s disappearance. She is shocked to learn that the nobleman has died and his heir is a distant relative from Cornwall, the devastatingly attractive Luke Trelawney. Trelawney at first plans to sell the estate but is drawn to the beautiful Rebecca and so continues to postpone his departure.
Isabelle Goddard
Joshua Marchmain is drawn to Domino de Silva by an overwhelming attraction, but there are people who would stop at nothing to keep them apart ...