Dream of Winter
by Rebecca Stratton


Anything had seemed possible then....

There was a time when Sophie had felt very differently about champion skier Karl Bruner. But that was three years ago; then she had been eighteen years old and dazzled by the charm and reputation of a man of the world.

Now, Sophie had returned to Switzerland's beautiful Schillenberg mountain, as nursemaid to her cousin Flora's child.

With the glamorous Flora possessively claiming all Karl's attention, it seemed as if Sophie's youthful dreams would remain just that!

Run From The Wind
by Rebecca Stratton

Laura had heard so much about the little French village of St. Louis les Bigots from her Uncle John that she had always longed to visit it -- and now here she was at last.

But what was the mystery surrounding Uncle John, and what had he done to make the villagers hate his memory? And why was Laura so anxious to clear his name, particularly where Jean-Pierre Herve was concerned?

Lark in an Alien Sky
by Rebecca Stratton

Had she said yes much too quickly?

Corinne had met Gregori on a holiday in Paris. Older than she, he was a lover who swept her to ******s she'd never dreamed of.

She had vowed to meet him in Greece and marry him there. She had promised to become part of his threateningly close-knit, powerful family.

Now it was too late to wonder if she had been foolishly impulsive. But standing under the wedding garlands with her proud, exultant bridegroom, Corinne was overcome by a sense of dread ....

The House of Kingdom
Lucy Gillen


Clay Kingdom ruled the family business, The House of Kingdom, with an iron hand. He was equally firm with the members of his family--and with his young cousin Sasha in particular.

Would Sasha ever be able to summon up the courage to defy him?

The Storm Eagle
by Lucy Gillen

Stunned after the death of her parents, Chiara left her home in Italy to go to the Scottish Highlands to visit her grandfather. There, to her surprise, she learned that her grandfather intended to leave his home, Castle Eyrie, jointly to Chiara and her sort-of cousin Campbell Roberts ��" rather unfairly, she thought as the castle was Campbell’s home after all. But Campbell was less concerned, apparently, than she was and he decided that the solution to the problem was for the two of them to marry. Without, of course, consulting her. Which was a pity, for in other circumstances she would not have been altogether unwilling. But now, of course, wild horses wouldn’t make her accept him!