Sunset Cloud by Anne Hampson

Satan and the Nymph by Anne Hampson


Call of the Outback by Anne Hampson


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Dear Plutocrat
1973

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Mark Copeland could be the most desirable specimen of humanity that Kate had ever encountered - if he had not also been the most pompous and plutocratic! All the dice were loaded in his favour. He was attractive and enormously rich - as befitted the Boss of an Outback station the sigze of Belgium. Kate on the other hand, was a pommy just out from England under the mistaken impression that the station belonged to her. In reality all she owned was a small piece of land adjoining Mark's that he wanted for himself. So why shouldn't she sell it to him? he argued.

From the commonsense point of view, of course, his argument was the right one - but for more reasons than one, Kate was determined to resist him ....

Anne Hampson - Under Moonglow
(Harlequin Romance #2182 - Yr:1978)
1978


"I can't sell it, but I can give it away!"

So, because of an old man's enmity, Reyna Chapman became the owner of half a tropical island.

She had only briefly known "Patch" Harper, her benefactor, yet she felt honor bound to carry on his harassment of the exasperating Thor Granville, resident owner of the other half. And she went to the Seychelles prepared to do so.

But how could she carry out a war when she sympathized with her handsome adversary? Worse still, might even be falling in love with him!

HEAVEN IS HIGH
Anne Hampson
1970


The new heir to the Manor of Marbeck had been found—an American from the Rocky Mountains!But it was, to say the least, unfortunate that when he arrived unexpectedly he found anuninvited guest, complete with string tie, high boots and Stetson hat, singing:

“I’m an old cowhand ... Behold your new lord of the manor! HereIam, straight from those jolly ole Rockies...”

Dangerous Friendship
by Anne Hampson
1976

Jennifer looked ate Lena with an odd expression. "You're the first woman who hasn't fallen for my cousin Kane on sight," she said. "Couldn't you fall in love with him?"

Startled by the unexpectedness of the question, Lena just stared and maintained a cautious silence while she carefully chose her words.

"I'm not anxious to fall in love at the present time," she said finally-- but suddenly her pulses were racing. She was remembering Kane's strength -- and his gentleness when he had saved her life!