The Rouseabout Girl
by Gloria Bevan

Could she ever prove her trustworthiness?
Lanie Petersen's first experience of Jard Sanderson was when she overheard him arguing — about her! The situation never improved; he mistrusted her so much he could barely be civil toward her.

But if Lanie was going to be temporary cook at Rangimarie, Jard's ranch, she would have to put up with his black moods.

Lanie could only hope she would have an opportunity to prove he was wrong about her — and that she was worthy of his love....

The Hills of Maketu
by Gloria Bevan

Trudy was sure she could cope with the housekeeping job at Elsmore Station, but it was perfectly obvious that Scott Ballantyne, surveying her silver-lacquered fingernails, her high-heeled shoes, thought she couldn't!

It Began in Te Rangi
by Gloria Bevan



The housekeeping job at Te Rangi was just what Maggie Sullivan wanted - but the boss, John Dangerfield (so aptly known to everyone as "Danger!") refused to consider anyone who wasn't middle-aged.

But a series of domestic disasters forced him to keep her on - at any rate for the time being.

Fringe of Heaven
by Gloria Bevan

Fate seemed about to change her life-style
And Christine couldn't have been happier about it. But that was before she arrived in New Zealand and saw Glendene, the large property her uncle had left her.

Only then did she discover that her uncle had intended to change the will before his untimely death. By rights, Glendene should have gone to his manager, Laurie Stuart.

Christine was determined to right the situation. Then she met her infuriating neighbor, Kevin Hawke, and wondered why she should bother. He seemed to misunderstand everything she did!

Always a Rainbow
by Gloria Bevan

The autocratic Mark Hillyer refused to believe that Angela's job as shearers' cook on his New Zealand sheep station was just a holiday post and that she had no matrimonial designs on his young brother. If only she could ignore him!

But Mark was not a man to be treated with indifference .. .