The Cinderella Factor
by Sophie Weston

The French chateau is the perfect hiding place for Jo—until its owner, sardonic reporter Patrick Burns, comes home…

At first Patrick thinks the secretive runaway is a thief—or worse—until he sees that what Jo's hiding is her painful past. Soon the brave, lonely girl is the woman he can't live without. But can a man who's never loved win the trust of a girl who's never been loved? Or will her frightening new feelings for him make Jo run again?

Midnight Wedding
by Sophie Weston

Holly Dent needs protection. Although they've only just met, Jack insists the best way to keep Holly safe is by making her his wife. He claims that his motives are chivalrous. But is Jack just fooling himself? Their secret midnight wedding is followed by a passionate wedding night, and everything becomes a little more complicated...

Habit of Command
by Sophie Weston

What he proposed was a bargain--marriage as an exchange of favors!

Paul Theokaris seemed to think he was offering Sally Harrison a fair deal. He needed a wife to convince his bankers and shareholders that he was serious about the family business--and that he'd reformed his "playboy" ways. And he knew Sally needed financial security for her young brother and her ailing grandfather.

"Sensible" Sally agreed to her boss's proposal. Reluctantly. Because she was well aware that a marriage of convenience would also come to a convenient end. Convenient for him, not for her.

It all went to prove that a woman who was marrying for money shouldn't marry the man she loved!

Deceptive Passion
by Sophie Weston

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Would he charm her a second time?
Her estranged husband was the very last person Diana had expected to meet on a working holiday in Greece. Miles Tabard hadn't changed--he was still as dynamic, sophisticated...and gorgeous. But since he'd walked out of her life two years ago, Diana had become much more confident in herself and had painstakingly built up her career.

She had no intention of being seduced by Miles's devastating charm a second time. History was not about to repeat itself. But would she really be able to walk away...?

Yesterday's Mirror
by Sophie Weston

No one would play him for a fool

Cressida didn't trust Lord Rupert Dearham. Not one bit! He pretended to be an explorer with no head for business. But Cressida had seen the way he'd stood up to her father's bullying.

Thank goodness, then, he hadn't overheard her father's cold-blooded order for Cressida to invite Rupert to dinner and "persuade" him to change his mind about selling his publishing interests.

For if he was like that in business --quick as a jungle cat--Cressida shuddered to think what he'd be like in matters of the heart.