(Mary Burchell-Honey(1959
Honey Milward agreed to act as fiancee to the formidable plastic surgeon John Anston a man she'd always regarded as a monster. The arrangement was only for the benefit of John's visiting sister, an incorrigible matchmaker. Unfortunately his sister's visit looked like it might be permanent.And to complicate matters even further, Honey found herself failing in love with him!

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Tell Me My Fortune
(1951)
A novel by

Mary Burchell



With one exception, all the members of the impoverished Greeve family builttheir futures round the name of Great-Aunt Tabitha and the fortune she wasexpected to leave them. The exception was Leslie Greeve, for whom the futuremeant only Oliver Bendick -- a man she had loved for longer than she couldremember and who she would one day marry. But when Great-Aunt Tabitha died,a stranger burst into their lives: Reid Carthay, self-confident, cynical,thirty-eight --a disturbing stranger within whose power it lay to affect alltheir futures.

The Girl in the Blue Dress
(1958)
A novel by

Mary Burchell



Can a man fall in love with a painting? The girl in the blue dress was in aportrait that Franklin Lowell had owned and admired for years. And when, atlast, he met the original model for the picture, it seemed to be too late.Not only was she in love with the artist who had painted her, but Franklinhimself was engaged to another woman.

Mary Burchell-Ward of Lucifer (1947)

"Justin Yorke," that gentleman's housekeeper told his young ward, "is a man who likes his own way. It's perfectly true that he'll be kind to you over most things. But, in return, he won't expect you to oppose him in anything". And so began the struggle between Norma, who knew from the start what she wanted, and Justin, who only used her to further his own interests, until he found, almost too late, that her happiness was more important to him than his own.