All The Long Summer
by Lucy Gillen

The only complication in Isa's new job was that it brought her into the centre of the antagonism between her employer, Toby Carmichael, and his enemy, Chris Burrows.

Isa found both men attractive -- but why couldn't they leave her out of their quarrels? And which one of them was telling the truth?

Web of Silver
by Lucy Gillen

Jody Pine was looking forward so much to her beloved foster-parents' silver wedding party. There was just one snag -- Jody would have to meet Ross Drummond again. She and Ross had never hit it off; he had had no time for her, and she had always been conscious of the fact that he was really "one of the family" while she was not.

Still, Mark Wyley would be there as well to liven things up -- and perhaps Ross would have improved since their last meeting. Or again, perhaps he wouldn't ...

Master of Ben Ross
by Lucy Gillen

Melodie tried not to think about what John had implied: that Neil McDowell was too wrapped up in Ben Ross, the large Scottish estate, to care about a woman.

She was prepared to admit that Neil had become the most important factor in her life--but she still shied away from recognizing that what she felt for him was love.

If John was right, then the best solution was for her to leave. But somehow she knew her future was there at Ben Ross.

Return to Deepwater
by Lucy Gillen

Tarin had always dreamed of going back to Deepwater, where she had been happy as a child. Perhaps she had dreamed of once more meeting tier childhood hero, Darrel Bruce.

Now she was going back, but as Darrel's secretary -- did that necessarily mean that her dreams would come true?

Summer Season
by Lucy Gillen

It was going to be a lovely summer, Sheena thought blissfully.

She had fallen in love with the famous star Van Goalan and it looked as if he felt the same way about her. She could leave her teenage problems behind and would never again need to cry on her old friend Gwyn Madoc's shoulder.

Or was it going to be as easy as that?