Master of Tinarua
by Rosemary Carter

Would she always be haunted by guilt?

Teslyn had tried to rebuild her life since her disastrous marriage ended with her husband's accidental death. She thought she had succeeded.

That was before Wayne North strode into her life with his impetuous demands. Teslyn was shocked to find herself responding to him; to learn that she had never really known before what love was.

But what chance was there for the fulfillment of their new love, shadowed by her past--a past she'd never been able to discuss with anyone....

Bush Doctor
by Rosemary Carter

His sudden appearance gave Stacy a shock!

"Andre!" The name was torn from Stacy in an anguished whisper She had never expected to see him again, least of all here, at a South African bush hospital.

But it was Andre, the man she'd tried so hard to forget. Now all the memories would return to haunt her, all the pain of unrequited love would come flooding back....

It was a love that lay in the past, Stacy told herself firmly. A love that never could have any future. Unless ... could she dare to hope?

Pillow Portraits
by Rosemary Carter

She thought she was finished with love

Two things mattered to Kirby: her baby daughter's happiness and her work. So the assignment to ghostwrite a famous artist's biography seemed like the chance of a lifetime.

The writer in her yearned to get started, but the woman in her-the one who'd been hurt-shrank from Ross Dolby's determination to get close to her. "Just remember," he decreed, "I'm going to be baring my soul to you. And you'll bare yours to me."

But she wouldn't, or Ross would see it all: the uncertainty, the doubt-and the hunger.

No Greater Joy
by Rosemary Carter

She would not let him love her

Alison Lenox loved working at Bushveld Camp. Giving children riding lessons and trail rides through the African countryside helped her to escape the bitter memories of Raymond's betrayal.

But before she knew what was happening, her heart had betrayed her again. Alison just could ignore Clint Demaine, the devastating owner of the camp.

Somehow, in spite of all her fears, Clint broke through her resistance. He wasn't the kind of man to take no for an answer.

Return to Devil's View
by Rosemary Carter

The search no longer seemed important!

It had seemed to be so simple - return to Devil's View, find the paper that Simon considered essential, and return to marry Simon.

But Jana's first encounter with Clint Dubois, the present owner, had been disastrous. Now she had to gain admittance to his home under false pretenses.

Although Clint Dubois made it clear that he didn't trust her, Jana found herself attracted to him. Then she was in a real quandary: still tied to her commitment, but not wanting to fulfill it!