by Cynthia Victor (1993)
Kailey Davids daughter is separated from her as a baby. She longs for her daughter through the years until reunited by fate.
Karen Rose
Mary Grace saves herself and her child from her abusive husband by faking her own death nine years ago. Now living as Caroline Stewart, she has almost forgotten the nightmare she left behind. But her husband has uncovered her trail and step by step, he's closing in on her - and everything and everyone she loves.
Dee Davis
It was the perfect place to disappear . . . When Kacy Macgrath's life crumbled two years ago, she changed her name and escaped to her grandmother's cottage in Ireland. Here she lives anonymously, with no reminders of the past--except the terrifying images that continue to haunt her dreams. Images of the stormy night her husband Alex walked out on her--and fell into the raging waters near their Long Island home. After his death, Kacy uncovered secrets about Alex she was better off not knowing, so she ran away. Now someone is watching her.Braedon Roche has traveled across an ocean looking for justice--to expose Kacy Macgrath as a master forger who, along with her late husband, had nearly destroyed his career as an art dealer. What Braedon doesn't expect is his undeniable attraction to the fragile widow hiding behind a web of deception. But Braedon isn't the only man following Kacy. A savage killer stalks from the shadows, chipping away at her sanity, and trapping her in an unspeakable nightmare. . . .From the Paperback edition.
Jayne Ann Krentz
Businesswoman Elizabeth Cabot decides to end her romantic relationship with Jack Fairfax when she learns he has deceived her, but disentangling herself from their business relationship proves much trickier.
Robyn Donald
"What the hell are you doing here?" He spoke softly, but his hostility was clear. Morag would have enjoyed returning to Wharuaroa, where she'd been happy as a teenager, except for meeting Thorpe Cunningham again. His words showed that he still believed she had treated his brother, Graham, badly. Of course, if she'd had any sense of self-preservation she'd have refused to accompany Sally and her children up here when she discovered her employer was Thorpe's sister. But she was here to do a job. She wouldn't let Thorpe's opinion bother her!