Holding Out for A Hero (Various)

Holding Out For A Hero. A Christmas surprise! Lysan was miles away from home at this special time of year. She missed her family and friends, but found it all too easy to forget that she was engaged-to a man she could never love. And the longer she spent with Dante, her Latin host, the more she knew she was marrying the wrong man. Lysan's dilemma became ever more clear: should she carry out her duty to her fiancé and family, or follow her desire for the only man she had ever truly wanted? One thing was certain-this Christmas would be one to remember!

HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO Love me, love my dog! Until the moment Gil Wakeham casually strolled into her office, Jane had enjoyed being the youngest branch manager at Kell's Bank. But when Gil asked her to share his carefree existence with him, it was goodbye to stuffy suits and cautious loans. A summer spent with Gil promised a whole new world! However, life on the open road proved slightly less romantic than Jane had hoped. For a start, there was the unnerving experience of sharing a trailer with the wickedly attractive Gil and his adorable basset hound, Perry. One stole her sandwiches. The other was in danger of stealing her heart...;. A man who can make you laugh is worth waiting for-;discover him in Lucy Gordon's latest bubbly romance. HOLDING OUT FOR A HERO

She doesn't need a manMaggie Rawlings is perfectly happy with her apartment, and she isn't giving it up just because developer Karr Elliot wants to tear down the building, no matter how many fine‑print clauses he invokes. But what if some of Karr's clauses have more to do with Maggie than with Eagle's Landing? Classic romance from international bestselling author Leigh MichaelsLeigh Michaels is the award-winning author of more than 100 books, including historical romance, contemporary romance, and books about writing. Her books have been published in 27 languages and 120 countries, with more than 35 million copies in print.

Holding Out For A Hero. Dream Lover... Though Rose told herself that she wasn't looking for another involvement, it would be nice if the man of her dreams swept her off her feet. But the trouble with daydreams about Mr. Right was that sometimes you found him! When Sam Horton arrived in town, Rose instantly recognized Husband Material; he also came as part of a family package, with daughter included. However, foolish fantasies were one thing, reality quite another: Sam was acting as lawyer for Chad Westbrook, local Romeo and cheater of widows, who had hired him to sue Rose!

Holding Out For A Hero. Was he carrying neighborliness too far? Adam Treherne did the brave thing by catching a burglar breaking into the house next door. But this was no ordinary thief. She was pretty inept-and pretty cute! Which was an odd admission because Adam usually liked his woman blond and leggy. Sunny Taite was many things, but she was not a burglar. Neither was she blond nor leggy. She'd just forgotten her key. But there was no denying that her interfering next-door neighbor was an attractive physical specimen-if you ignored his personality. Tall, dark and definitely handsome, Adam was going to be hard to resist...

Holding Out For A Hero. Love me, love my dog! Until the moment Gil Wakeham casually strolled into her office, Jane had enjoyed being the youngest branch manager at Kell's Bank. But when Gil asked her to share his carefree existence with him, it was goodbye to stuffy suits and cautious loans. A summer spent with Gil promised a whole new world! However, life on the open road proved slightly less romantic than Jane had hoped. For a start, there was the unnerving experience of sharing a trailer with the wickedly attractive Gil and his adorable basset hound, Perry. One stole her sandwiches. The other was in danger of stealing her heart... A man who can make you laugh is worth waiting for-discover him in Lucy Gordon's latest bubbly romance.

A practical marriage? Araminta Smith first met Professor Jason Lister when she was hired to look after his niece and nephew. Knowing that her plain but honest looks weren't about to catch her a husband, Araminta believed she'd never marry. That's why she was intrigued by the distinguished surgeon's interest in her. Since he was also a confirmed bachelor, the professor's proposal came as an even greater surprise. A marriage between them, he argued, would be infinitely practical - and Araminta was nothing if not practical. But then - what about love?