This One Night by Yvonee Whittal

Sherry wasn't the sort of girl who fell in and out of love at a moment's notice. She believed in caring and commitment. So it was a shock to discover how easily Rollo van Cleef swept her off her feet at their first meeting when she knew next to nothing about him. "It would be better for both of us if we never saw each other again", he warned her then. And perhaps he was right. But Sherry chose to ignore his advice ... And had to face the consequences.

Snow Bride (Harlequin Presents, #357)

Cold as the snow of her wedding day.

That's how Lissa seemed toward Jarret, her husband. If only she could let him know how she really felt about him-but she had a contract and she would stick to it. Five years, they both agreed, then they would go their separate ways. Lissa's father's debts would be paid by Jarret, and Emma, Jarret's daughter would be cared for by Lissa. The perfect arrangement. Then Emma disappeared. Pushed to a point of crisis, Lissa suddenly realized that no contract can bind the heart!

Dangerous Alliance (Harlequin Presents, No. 1741)

'Is the idea of marriage to me so unacceptable?'

If Dimitri Kostakidas had asked Leanne Foorde that question years ago when she was an impressionable girl who fancied herself in love with him, the answer might have been a different one. Now she would do anything rather than share Dimitri's bed. But there was no choice in the matter and no escape from the future he had mapped out for her ...

Satan's Island (Harlequin Presents, No 1165)

Exhausted after a concert tour, singer Storm Shelley is looking forward to a relaxing holiday on a tiny Indonesian Island. Then she meets the abrasive Luke Ballinger, head of the construction company. With two such different people, sparks soon begin to fly.

The Judas Kiss (Harlequin Presents Series #480)

Stewardess Lynette Maxwell spent three years in prison after being wrongly accused of drug trafficking.She mistakenly believes her pilot boyfriend Beric Dane had set her up.So begins a complicated plot to revenge herself on him.She enters his life after her release from prison and puts her plan in motion but she hadn't counted on him falling in love with her.

Strange Encounter (Harlequin Presents, No 1237)

"Elaine! Why did you leave like that? Why?"
While visiting her ancestral home in England, Kelly Baxter was confronted by a furious stranger-who mistook her for someone called Elaine. Rattled, Kelly soon discovered that the distraught man was Byron Thorne and that he was distantly related to her cousin.
Cousin Charles greeted her with open arms. But the forbidding Byron Thorne made it quite clear that, as far as he was concerned, Kelly wasn't welcomed at Ashdon Hall.
Despite his coldness Kelly was irresistibly fascintated by Byron. She wished she could break through his wall of ice-and his numbing memories of the mysterious Elaine.

Bridal Bed (Harlequin Presents#1996) by Helen Bianchin

The wedding deception!

Everyone expected Suzanne to attend her mother's wedding with her own fiance, the very gorgeous Sloane. So, how could Suzanne admit their engagement was off? Sloan had a plan: for the weekend of the wedding, they'd play the part of a happy couple, sharing a suite - and a bed! Secretly, Sloane also intended Suzanne to have trouble remembering that the passion between them was only pretend ... then he'd bring about the second family wedding of the weekend!

In The Spaniard's Bed (Harlequin Presents #2343) by Helen Bianchin

His blackmailed mistress!

Diego de Santo: dynamic, charismatic, he's made millions--and he believes everything is for sale...

Cassandra Preston-Villiers: heiress to an empire, she's beautiful and sophisticated--everything Diego's ever wanted in a woman--so he blackmails her into becoming his mistress. But now that he's got Cassandra, Diego wants more--an affair is no longer enough for this hot Latin lover!

Secret Virgin (Harlequin Presents #2226) by Carole Mortimer

Out of her depth?

Jonathan McGuire was infuriating! Though Tory Canan was determined not to let him have it all his own way, he refused to drop his guard - or his first impression of her as a ruthless woman of the world. Jonathan's sudden interest in her caught her by surprise, but she couldn't let herself respond to the sensual man she sensed lay beneath Jonathan's arrogant exterior. Because, despite Jonathan's opinion of her, Tory was still a virgin, and not equipped to play his sophisticated game ...

A Christmas Affair (Harlequin Presents, No 1325) by Carole Mortimer

She'd worked hard and long for her boss, Dominic Reynolds. Their relationship was in many ways closer than most marriages. The real man below the dynamic, supercool exterior, however, still eluded Cathy however much she tried to reach him. "You don't give a damn for anyone's feelings but your own" she told him. So perhaps it was time to accept that he just wasn't interested in her as a woman and to make a clean break from him. But Dominic's reaction to the news of her leaving was a complete surprise....