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The announcement of a grand Treasure Hunt sets Lodes Valley ladies' hearts aflutter. The cash is only part of the appeal: a win could solve several romantic dilemmas. As the hunt reaches a climax, the competitors find they are fighting for the highest prize of all, their own happy ending.

When a skilled accountant like Meriel falls for a financially impractical landscape artist, things don't always run smoothly. After her grandpop dies, Meriel emigrates to Australia where fate brings her into contact with Ben. Australian author.

Lady Jane Derwent faced formidable odds as she set out to win the furious coach race to Brighton. She had to defeat the famous team and the infamous tricks of the ruthless king of the road, Edward Chapman.She had to best the finest entry that her sport-besotted brother Henry could buy with his wealth.

Rosa longs for mystery, adventure, the exotic, and escape from small country-town Australia. Fatally attracted to a romantic image of Eastern Europe, she arrives alone in Dubrovnik in the months before the implosion of the old Yugoslavia

Waking up in early 19th-century Britain is not a common occurrence for a 21st-century gal from L.A. Yet Courtney Stone, just having dumped her womanizing fiance, does wake up during the Regency era in the home and body of Jane Mansfield (yes, she acknowledges the irony), a woman of 30 who has just fallen from a horse. As Courtney realizes that she is not dreaming, she becomes attuned to the thoughts, feelings, and memories of her host

Contains two short harlequin romance novels. "An ordinary Girl" by Betty Neels concerns a woman and a professor who fall in love. However, he alreadys has a beautiful and glamorous fiance. "A Perfect Proposal" by Liz Fielding is about a marriage of convenience between a man and his secretary.

Set predominantly in the Highlands of Scotland and their majestic scenery, this is a colourful and evocative romance which follows two people's search for fulfilment as they try to find the key to future happiness in their memories of the past.

The reputation of the Marquis of Falcon was such that Queen Victoria would bestow no further honour upon him until he married.

Identical twin girls, who were separated at birth meet by chance as adults. Rose belongs to the "jet set" and Flora lives in rural tranquility. They swap places, freeing Rose from a boring marriage, while Flora moves into a dramatic new world.

When Trilby meets Lewis, the all-powerful proprietor of a newspaper group, she is drawn to his handsome, older and sophisticated personality. From the outset, Lewis is determined to acquire not only Trilby's cartoon strip but her hand in marriage.