Rules of the Game (Harlequin Presents # 755) by Penny Jordan

"I'm glad we both know the score."

Jay Courtland was used to playing the game of love with sophisticated women who followed the rules - no attachments, no commitments, no cheating. He was not used to the Vanessas of the world. Yet when he mistook Vanessa for her more glamorous cousin, she reluctantly continued the deception. She was twenty-two years old, had never had a lover and knew she'd never again meet a man who made her feel the way Jay could. So she prayed for a little beginner's luck and took the chance that Jay would eventually see her - and want her - for what she really was...and not as a poor substitute for Nadia.

Levelling the Score (Harlequin Presents #1113) by Penny Jordan

Consenting adults.

Simon Townsend's cool rejection of Jenna's teenage adoration had left her smarting, and determined to get her own back one day. Then, at long last, the time came for her to wreak her swift and effective revenge... She didn't realize that her little scheme was playing right into Simon's hands. He had told himself that Jenna was too young for love all those years ago. But he had decided to be patient. And now he was going to teach her that grown-up games were dangerous, and they were played for keeps!

Taken Over (Harlequin Presents #818) by Penny Jordan

Marriage for a merger...

Joel Howard - arrogant, self-assured and all too aware of his sexual magnetism - reminded Cassie of the unliklihood of anyone ever loving her. She would rather have sold her soul to the devil than ally herself with him. So she entertained a proposal from his closest competitor, dangerously underestimating Joel's desire to take over her London-based computer-games company. "There's only one way I can be sure of your loyalty," Joel told her, "and that's by buying it, the same way Peter Williams intended to buy it - by marrying you."

Tiger Man (Harlequin Presents # 477) by Penny Jordan

It wasn't her job he was after...

Radio Wyechester was failing, and no one could hide the fact much longer. As advertising controller, Storm Templeton stood to lose a lot. She had worked long and hard to garner clients for the station. So she should have been happy when Jago Marsh stepped in. He was noted for his media expertise - as well as for a few other things that Storm didn't care to think about! No. She had no need of this suave, commanding man, either at the office - or at home...

A Cure for Love (Harlequin Presents Plus #1575) by Penny Jordan

Remedy for an aching heart...Though Lacy's brief marriage went disasterously wrong, she still has her daughter, Jessica. But there has been no man since Lewis, the one who loved and left her, twenty years ago. Lacy is a woman in full control of her own life, devoted to raising money to fight a life-threatening disease. And if the pain of the past has not disappeared, at least it knows it's place. But now Lewis is back, determined to know his daughter. The truth he reveals wreaks havoc with everyone's life--especially Lacy's. She's terrified she may make the same mistakes--that she might fall in love...and lose once again.

Blackmail (Harlequin Presents # 517) by Penny Jordan

A temporary marriage?

Gilles Chauvigny blackmailed Lee into marriage for no other reason than that he wanted to get rid of his mistress, once and for all. To Lee's relief, like all of Gilles' arrangements with women, would be strictly temporary. But after the wedding things began to change. Lee soon realized that she'd fallen head over heels in love with her husband. Did she have reason to hope that their temporary marriage could ever turn into a permanent one?

Desire for Revenge (Harlequin Presents 978) by Penny Jordan

Sarah believed in love at first sight.

One enchanted evening at a masquerade ball Sarah French fell in love with a sapphire-eyed stranger. "I want to make love to you," he murmured. As if in a dream Sarah answered, "I want it, too..." And that night for the first time Sarah experienced the delights of passion and tenderness. But before Joss wakened, she disappeared, frightened by the return of reality. Sarah returned to London to her work as an editor, convinced that she would never see her dream lover again. Until she met her new boss, Joshua Howard, and had to face his furious sapphire eyes.

Darker Side of Desire (Harlequin Presents746) by Penny Jordan

He neither loved nor respected her.

A link had been forged the day Claire saved the heir to the desert kingdom of Omarah from assassins. Otherwise, she wouldn't have agreed to masquerade as the infant's mother - and Raoul D'Albro's unwanted wife. Raoul was prejudiced against Claire. And as long as his eyes burned with contempt for her, Claire felt shielded from his powerful masculinity. "Even if you were my type," he assured Claire coldly, "your evident greed and the fact that you have a lover would be sufficient to kill my desire for you." Raoul was wrong - in this and more!

An Expert Teacher (HP1153) by Penny Jordan

He'd taught her how to kiss. But did he know about love?

All her life, Gemma's parents had stressed the "right sort" of people. Only once, at fifteen, had Gemma slipped past their biased protection and chosen a secret friend for herself - itinerant laborer Luke O'Rourke. Now, ten years later, Luke was back - a wealthy, cultured, new business associate of her father's with a surprising job offer for Gemma. One she might have refused, feeling sure Luke would have fulfilled his youthful promise of sexual expertise. But her parents' objections sealed it - Gemma was off to the Caribbean as personal assistant to a well-known womanizer!

Savage Atonement (Harlequin Presents # 650) by Penny Jordan

She wanted to punish him - not love him!

When she was fifteen Laurel had been the victim of an attempted rape, and Oliver Savage was the reporter who had twisted her story, tearing her reputation to shreds and leaving her fearful of every man who came too near. Now, six years later, he was anxious to right his wrong. "I want to help you, Laurel," he'd offered. But Laurel didn't want his help - she wanted retribution. She found it was not that simple. He was a stimulating man, and his every caress weakened her desire for revenge.