One Chance at Love
(Bennett Family #1)
by Carole Mortimer

A Golden Apollo swimming in the nude

That had been Dizzy James's first sight of Zachariah Bennett. It was hard to reconcile what she had seen then with the stodgy-looking, scholarly professor who stood before her now, silently condemning Dizzy for her waywardness and loose morals.

In fact, the man knew nothing about her except what he had been led to believe. And all because Dizzy, who despite her name was anything but, had agreed to a charade to help out a friend.

What Zach thought of her had been a matter of supreme indifference to her. Now it wasn't

Leaving Home
by Leigh Michaels

Brodie McKenzie has grown up, and she no longer needs her guardian interfering with her plans for marriage and career. The fact that Drew Hammond is nearly always right certainly doesn't make it any less painful for Brodie when her plans start to go awry.

The Baby Bargain
(Remembrance, Indiana #3)
by Dallas Schulze

PROUD PAPA ...

A year ago Dan Remington thought he'd lost everything. But now that Kelly Russell was carrying his child he felt alive again. This was his chance to make it all better, a chance for a new future. But what about Kelly? ...

Kelly wanted her baby to grow up with good parents, in a loving home, given all the care and comfort she had missed out on. And she was delighted to escape from her own domineering father. But the more time she spent with Dan, the more she wondered what it would be like to be his wife as well as the mother of his child ...

Secrets in the Marriage Bed
by Nalini Singh

EVERY MARRIAGE HAS ITS SECRETS

They were reconciling. That was all Caleb Callaghan could focus on when his estranged wife, Vicki, shared the news of her pregnancy. He was determined that this time their marriage would succeed, no matter what it took.

But was Vicki's price too high? She wanted more than his love and support...she demanded honesty between them, starting with his secrets. But there was something in Caleb's past he could not--would not--share. For the truth would only destroy them.

A Lingering Melody
by Patricia Wilson

Carrie Stuart returned to London with reluctance

There she would face the bittersweet memories of the past. There she had met Matthew Silver.

Meeting him again four years later was no accident. He had manipulated events to put her back in his power, and she found that the gentle, considerate lover she'd known had become an unfeeling, hard stranger.

He blamed her for their breakup yet he was the one who had left. Carrie had resolved Matt would never know that her husband was a figment of her imagination and that her twin daughters were his own.