Gina Tyrell knew media tycoon Nick Caspian was trouble the moment she met him. Despite his awe-inspiring looks, he was a ruthless and dangerous man, a man she knew what he wanted. What he wanted was Barbary Wharf—home to London's most prestigious daily newspaper. He wanted the Sentinel. And he wanted Gina, a woman whose loyalty to Sir George Tyrell and his paper meant she stood in Nick's way. Piet van Leyden, Nick's trusted associate, thought he could change Gina's mind. The paper was dying; it needed Nick's intervention. But Piet hadn't counted on meeting Hazel Forbes, Sir George's assistant, or on falling in love. Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It is home to a group of men and women whose careers—and passions—are intertwined...

They were at odds—at work and in love. Daniel Bruneille, head of the Sentinel's foreign affairs desk, was the most insufferable man Roz Amery had ever met. He was arrogant and opinionated, and to make matters worse, he was her boss. So why did the fiery foreign correspondent find herself attracted to Daniel? And why had their clashes become as legendary among their colleagues at the London daily as the battles between Nick Caspian and Gina Tyrrell? Roz knew that Nick and Gina's war continued, because Nick wanted control of Barbary Wharf and the Sentinel. Dare she hope that Daniel simply wanted control of her heart? Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It's home to a group of men and women whose careers—and passions—are intertwined.

Ashamed of the past Afraid of the future Irena Olivero had made front-page news after joining the Sentinel. Shy, demure and extremely beautiful, she turned heads wherever she went—and every eligible man at the paper wanted her. Everyone, except Esteban Sebastian, the Sentinel's marketing director and the company heartthrob. Despite his legendary attraction to the fairer sex, he only wanted to fight with Irena. Perhaps it was some new form of courting .. ? After all, Nick Caspian and Gina Tyrrell were still fighting over control of the paper—and everybody at the Sentinel knew they were in love! Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It's home to a group of men and women whose careers—and passions—are intertwined... .

Was she leading a secret life outside of the office? Valerie Knight knew the meaning of commitment. As a feature writer with the Sentinel she'd fought for the articles she believed in. She knew the risks and rewards of getting the story. But what about commitment in her private life? Gib Collingwood, the paper's financial editor, had been relentlessly pursuing her. Valerie was obviously attracted to him, yet she seemed determined to keep him at a distance. Was there someone else - someone Gib didn't know about - in Valerie's life? Or was she simply emulating her employer, Gina Tyrrell, whose rejection of Sentinel boss Nick Caspian was common knowledge? Was she avoiding office gossip? Or was Valerie simply playing hard to get . . . ? Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It's home to a group of men and women whose careers - and passions - are intertwined...

Love on the rebound? Sophie Watson had been abandoned by the man she loved. But she was determined not to allow the rejection to be the springboard for falling in love again—especially not with a man like Guy Faulkner. Not that Guy wasn't nice enough. But the Sentinel's brilliant lawyer was her boss and Sophie knew firsthand that Guy was driven, that he was totally consumed by his job. It was just that recently he'd been sending her mixed messages. The same could be said of Gina Tyrrell—who was becoming increasingly confused over her feelings for Nick Caspian. One minute she desired him and the next, she despised the very thought of the man. But no matter how she treated Nick, he just wouldn't go away .. . . Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It's home to a group of men and women whose careers—and passions—are intertwined ....

They'd known heartache and passion. Would they find love? Nick Caspian, the man who ran an entire European media empire, was obsessed. He wanted - needed - the one thing that seemed out of his reach - Gina Tyrrell's loyalty. They were joint owners of a London daily, and yet she had declared war on him. She was determined to restore her family's newspaper to its former glory, no mater what the cost. But Gina had underestimated Nick Caspian. In any war between them, she would lose. He would use any weapon in his power to make her surrender - even if it meant toying with her emotions. And then he would have her loyalty and her love. But would Gina have anything in return? Barbary Wharf is home to more than a newspaper. It's home to a group of men and women whose careers—and passions—are intertwined... .