The Long Shadow
by Jane Donnelly

Jill knew that she had treated Connal Craig incredibly badly, walking out on him only minutes before they were to have been married, and she felt that it was more than she deserved when he proceeded to behave in a civilized manner, as if nothing had happened.

But was that really how she wanted him to behave?

A Man Apart
by Jane Donnelly

Everyone who knew Libby Mason hoped that she and Ian Blaney would make a match of it, and they were all quick to point out how misguided she would be to entertain any romantic ideas about the "outsider" Adam Roscoe. But wasn't it just possible that "everyone" might be wrong?

The Black Hunter
by Jane Donnelly

"Call it a whim; but no you--then no deal!"
Coll Sullivan had been just as self-assured when he was a boy in rags. Now he was a man with power, and he oozed arrogance!

He had bought their old family home -- but why did he want her, too? Especially in a strictly hands-off arrangement, as his secretary. Was it because of something in the past?

Well, whatever -- for her brother's sake Dora had to agree. But she would certainly make sure that Coll knew it was against her wishes!

A Fierce Encounter
by Jane Donnelly

Martin Jackson was a form of madness

Since their brief and blazing affair five years before, Lacey had not heard a word from Martin. He'd left Chadsford to pursue a brilliant career in television, and she knew he'd forgotten her completely.

So, when he returned, apparently expecting Lacey to pick up where they had left off, wasn't it natural that she should resent his casual possessiveness?

After all, she was engaged to another man, and her love for Martin was a thing of the past...

Force Field
by Jane Donnelly

Her affairs were none of his business! — Maybe here, Kerry hoped, in this colorful seaside Cornish village, she could briefly escape the real-life tragedy of her father's recent death. — The invitation to play Rosalind in an amateur performance of As You Like It at a summer festival came at precisely the right moment.

And when her "sexy Rosalind" instantly attracted the ardor of young Adrian Caradoc, Kerry saw little harm in indulging in a mild holiday flirtation. Now, if only his imperious stepbrother, David, would stop his silly interfering!