This eighteenth-century romance and adventure story will enchant and enthrall the reader! Eluned Owen is disappointed with events that take place at home in Wales and decides to visit her aunt, Megan Oare, in Devon. Megan is pleased to see her, but why is she frightened of the men who live in the dilapidated barn? Eluned becomes involved with Richard and Dudley, the two men she met whilst crossing the Bristol Channel. But can she trust them? She's invited to meet Alice, Richard's daughter, at Holland House. She finds it a different world to the one in Wales. But why does Richard have to leave...

Christie Farrell is the eldest daughter of a plantation owner in Charleston, South Carolina. She leads a sheltered existence until her father decides that she should marry. The story depicts Christie's development from privileged daughter, via physical and mental scars and challenges, to a generous and complete woman. Jean Morley writes with humour and compassion and the atmosphere of eighteenth-century plantation living in Charleston and village customs in England are vividly brought to life.

Following personal tragedy, Charlotte Hayes finds herself living in poverty and in charge of two motherless boys and a waif from the streets. She works in a nearby bookshop and just about manages to survive. When an autocratic doctor and her employer's engaging son arrive in Lincoln, she is drawn into two very different worlds and she struggles to retain her family and stability. But then she is accused of blackmail and murder and her dark secret is discovered. Can she rise above her torments and achieve the happiness she desires?

Melanie meets Joanna's enigmatic brother, Matthew. Through him she is drawn into a web of espionage, betrayal and intrigue. Who can she trust and is Matthew all he seems? Has she made a really big mistake?