What have you resolved to do by the year 2000? Alison Sinclair wrote the words "By the year 2000: Marriage!" in her planner, but she didn't know details like "who" or "when." She did know "why," though—for love. She wanted the same kind of loving relationship her parents had shared for forty years. Then she met Chris Naylor—a good-looking widower with a wonderful little girl—and started to think she might have found the "who." Unfortunately, Chris wasn't interested in being part of the plan or making any wedding vows....

What have you resolved to do by the year 2000? Ten years ago - in their wild college days - Meg Danley and her two best friends made a vow that they'd all be married and settled by the time the millennium rolled around. Meg is settled. She has everything she needs - a great apartment, an exciting career. Or so she thinks - until her friends arrive on her doorstep determined to fulfill the vow. A serious manhunt is what they're proposing. Then they spot Jack Elliott - the attractive single man who's come to visit his mother - and declare him perfect for Meg. Even the fact that Jack plans to return to his life in Maine doesn't discourage them. And suddenly Meg's no longer arguing. Suddenly a wedding by 2000 - with Jack as the bridegroom - is a definite possibility.

What have you resolved to do this year? What Sharon Lawrence's two daughters are determined to do is find a man for their mother. They even share their plans with Gabe Malone—part owner of the company Sharon has hired to renovate her house. Before long, Sharon is "accidentally" meeting one inappropriate man after another. At first, Gabe is amused by the girls' schemes. But now that he's getting to know Sharon, he hates the idea of all these dates. He's beginning to think he may be the only single man in the neighborhood who's not part of the man plan. And he's beginning to wish his name were on the list.

Librarian's note: This ISBN was previously used on another book. What have you resolved to do by the year 2000? Satisfaction: That's what Cassie Webber wants. Her New Millennium resolution is revenge against Phillip Keene, the man who broke his promise...and her heart. A year ago, when Cassie and Phillip fell in love, he was talking marriage, family, forever. Then he returned home to Ohio for what was supposed to be a quick visit—and Cassie never heard from him again. Until now. Her best friend, Diane, has just received an invitation to his wedding...and he's marrying another woman. The wrong woman! With Diane's help, Cassie concocts a scheme to get even, a scheme that involves going to his hometown to attend the wedding. But there's one thing Cassie wants more than revenge. She wants to be back in Phillip's arms—as the right bride.

Librarian's note: ISBN 0373708343 was previously used on [another book](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21529909-love-is-a-frenzy). Susannah Marck: The tabloids call her the most spiteful woman in America! Not only that-she's inadvertently destroyed R.D. Taggart's life in what appears to be nothing but a vendetta against her ex. R.D. Taggart: He's a veterinarian who's finally put his past behing him. But then he gets caught in the cross fire between a blue-eyed Texas hellcat and her vindictive ex-husband. Tag plans on doing whatever it takes to collect on his damages and somehow resurrect his reputation. But first he has to find Susannah-the beautiful woman who's stolen his life, his heart and his peace of mind. Don't mess with Texans is a madcap caper about love, marriage and-getting satisfaction!

If He Could See Me Now by Rebecca Winters released on Apr 23, 1999 is available now for purchase.