by Karen Young (2002)
On the brink of forty, glamorous Valerie Long has it all: a Manhattan apartment, a social life, a devoted twentysomething daughter, and the attention of publishing magnate Jordan Case. What Jordan doesn't know, and that nobody knows, is that she didn't always lead a charmed life, and she wasn't always Valerie Long...
Diana Palmer
A spellbinding new installment in the Long, Tall Texans series!New York Times bestselling author Diana Palmer welcomes you back to Jacobsville to become reacquainted with Bentley Rydel. He lives hard and loves fiercely—but sometimes it takes the right woman to make a man a hero. This rugged Texan is going to be Tough to Tame!
Bethany Campbell
The only rule. Don't Get Involved. To Hawkshaw, they're words to live by He left the Secret Service because he didn't want to take care of anyone but himself. Then an old friend asks him for a favor... The last case. A woman and her young son need a place to hide--and someone to protect them. A stalker wants her and he'll do anything to have her .... The wrong woman. Hawkshaw agrees to help, but he's more than a little reluctant Kate Kanaday's not the woman he wants living in his house. Even worse, she's got him thinking about breaking his only rule ....
Carolyne Aarsen
Handsome but restless Rick Ethier had no use for the stuffy family business, but when his grandfather laid an interesting proposition at his door, he found it hard to say no. If Rich could bring a faltering magazine around to profitability within a year, he'd be free to pursue his true interests. But Rick found an unexpected obstacle in Becky Ellison, the previous owner's daughter and the current editor of the magazine. Though she loved her job, she had yearned to write fiction - until a very negative review of her first published book - by Rick Ethier - had quashed that dream forever. Had God crossed their paths to give them both a new direction?
(by) Beryl Bainbridge
Beryl Bainbridge's evocation of childhood in a rundown northern holiday resort. An explosive shocker about little girls . . . here is the horror of child's play mixed with erotic manipulation and evil possession. "A highly plotted horror tale that ranks with the celebrated thrillers of corrupt childhood."—New York Times Book Review