by Marcia Evanick (2000)
THE BRIDE Sue Ellen Fabian is a beautician with a secret dream she knows will never come true in the small-town of Wild Rose, Iowa. Still, if she can't have a family of her own, she'll channel her love of children toward her cherished godsons. After all, there's nothing she won't do for the small, motherless boys--even marry a man whose heart she knows she can never claim...
Carol Marinelli
"Ruby's Diary: However much I might not be loving my rotation in A & E, there is one perk that makes my job more fun. Flirting with Senior Registrar Cort Mason is definitely a distraction, but a moonlit walk on the beach can't be a good idea -and as for kissing him? Well, that's deliciously dangerous!"--Back cover.
Carol Marinelli
Kolovsky scandal - nurse Annika and the children's doctor! Some surprising news has emerged from the mega-rich Kolovsky dynasty today. Spirited young heiress Annika is studying nursing! From opulent ballrooms to the children's ward - what is this pampered princess playing at? And now it's said that sexy Spanish pediatrician Ross Wyatt is registering his interest. This rebel doctor is great with children, and even better with nurses! The Kolovsky family isn't happy, but it's unlikely maverick Ross will give in to them. He goes above and beyond for his tiny patients - is he about to do the same for the beautiful nurse who has captured his heart?
Lynn Raye Harris
"Valentina D'Angeli is pregnant, and the father ...? The man she shared one sensational night with after a masquerade ball. It wasn't until she stole a peek under his mask while he was sleeping that she discovered he was her brother's sworn enemy - Niccolo Gavretti! For this ruthless Italian there's only one solution to Valentina's bombshell - put a ring on her finger - no matter how much she refuses, and if he has to take her to bed to make it happen he'll enjoy every single minute of it."--Back cover.
Margaret Way
You taught me never to trust a woman!" David's condemnation was deserved, but seeing him again brought back a past Elizabeth had thought buried. He had been her first love, and she had betrayed him. The decision had not been hers. His mother's plans for her only son did not include a young penniless orphan, no matter how talented. Now after five years there was still no way to vindicate herself without hurting him again. She knew that their ecstasy had been too brief, and their agony too long and beyond forgiveness..