A Bowl Of Stars By Wynne May

Moon Over Mombasa
by Wynne May

Ceil Downing had always been determined, but this time she'd gone against her family's wishes. Despite their concerns, she'd gone off to Kenya to live in the house her great-aunt had left her. It was a bit isolated, but that didn't deter her. It needed a few renovations, so she hired a domineering architect named Jonathan Caister. When Jonathan advised her to forget the whole idea -- that the house wasn't worth it -- Ceil really dug in her heels. She wouldn't change her mind even when she realized she was falling in love with him. But would she have to choose between her beloved house and the man she loved?

The Tide at Full
by Wynne May

Jilted at the last moment before her wedding, Chanelle Faulkner bravely decided to do the sensible thing and have a holiday anyway, so she packed her trousseau and set off to the North Coast of Natal to have a honeymoon-for-one at a ritzy hotel.

The clothes, and Chanelle's new attitude to life - she was determined not to let the experience embitter her - had a certain healing effect from the start, for the immediate interest Steve Conway took on her did her morale no harm at all!

A Plume of Dust
by Wynne May

Michelle used the legacy she had received to travel out to South Africa and see her brother and his wife who had settled on a farm there.

She certainly wasn't expecting to find romance! But when she came up against Lyle Cunningham she realized that she was in danger of losing her heart at last. However, Lyle was unpredictable and gave no indication that he returned her feelings .

A Plantation of Vines)
by Wynne May

"That sort of proposal went out with the Ark," Nikki said. "It's the sort of thing novelists used to write about. What you really want, Philip de Berg, is a slave girl, like your ancestors had. You'll make out a receipt for me and mail it to my father in Peru. Is that it?"

Nikki's tone was scornful as she told him what she thought, but underneath she was preparing herself for what lay ahead. She knew suddenly, and certaily, that she wanted Philip de Berg on any terms.