There was one reason for Rosalind Baker returning to New Orleans after eight years to face Chance Decatur, the man she'd loved—and that was Melanie. But Ros could never reveal to Chance why the whereabouts of his daughter meant so much. It didn't help that Southern gentleman Chance dismissed Ros as no lady, just a gold-digging old flame out to snare him after his divorce. Was all that they had between them now a dark attraction as steamy as a Louisiana summer? Ros was prepared to risk her heart again—if that meant protecting Melanie .... TOO HOT TO HANDLE

HE WAS JUST USING HER! Five years before, Pierce had married Alix one day - and rejected her the next. And why? Because she had been his route to a fleet of ships and his revenge. He had been passionate and she had been in love - but once was enough for Alix to have her fingers burned! Now he was back and as demanding as ever. She must marry him to help her sick father and die ailing family business - and again she had no choice. But this time things were different. Before she had loved him now she hated him. She was determined not to suffer again as she had before - but was he too hot to handle?

Making Magic by Karen Van Der Zee released on Jan 25, 1995 is available now for purchase.

Dancing with the devil... "You're certainly not in love with Paul. Because you want to go to bed with me." Devilish words indeed. But what made Flint Jansen so arrogantly assume that Aura would choose him over Paul—his friend and Aura's warm and loyal fiancé? From the moment they met, he had shattered Aura's world. It was true, she found him undeniably attractive, overwhelmingly charismatic. So much so that she now faced a battle with her conscience and with Flint; both demanded that she abandon security—and her fiancé. She had to cancel the wedding—but could she entrust herself to Flint's dark seduction . . . ? The second book in Robyn Donald's The Forsythes series, and the fourth book in the multi-aurhor series, Too Hot to Handle

A fiery, unconventional marriage... "Is the idea of marriage to me so unacceptable?" A seemingly innocent question, but when spoken by Dimitri Kostakidas it was deeply, disturbingly provocative. Leanne knew she was in danger of being overpowered by Dimitri's vibrant Latin sexuality.... Years ago, her response might have been different: as an impressionable teenager Leanne had fancied herself in love with Dimitri. But now she would do anything rather than share his bed! There was just one problem...the heat of Dimitri's passion scorched her senses. As her husband, would he prove untamable?

The heat is on... Sorcha Riordan and Rui de Braganca were complete strangers—but they both inherited half of the same business. Sorcha had fifty-one percent and she knew nothing about running a company. Rui de Braganca did, and he had been left forty-nine percent. What he lacked in shares, however, he more than made up for in sheer male magnetism. It was a potentially explosive situation. And Sorcha was finding it increasingly difficult to keel) a cool head ....