Runaway - by Kate Walker - Harlequin Presents - # 1374 - 1991.

Shame had forced Rowan to run away.
She ran from her home, her family, and the blackmailing attempts of her stepbrother.
It catapulted her headlong into the life of the unsuspecting Nathan Kennedy. Falling in love with him was easy, but confronting his involvement with the lovely Meryl, and dealing with her own past, proved more difficult for Rowan.
When he asked, “Who are you? What do you want?” she cold give him no answer . . . for she knew the truth would change his feelings for her.

A Promise To Dishonour - by Jessica Steele - Harlequin Presents - # 836 - 1985.

Once a rake, always a rake.
If only Ahslie's brotherr hadn't accepted work so far away from London. Perhaps then his wife wouldn't have fallen for her rakish boss and Ashlie wouldn't have to interfere.
"You drive a hard bargain," Chase Marriner conceded the day Ashlie confronted him about the illicit weekend the lovers had planned. "In exchange for your spending the time away with me, I'll guarantee Lynette remains my employee and nothing more.
Now Ashlie had only to arrange things so that Chase would honor his side of the bargain, while she dishonored hers!

Give A Man A Bad Name - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents Plus - # 1647 - 1993.

She rolled the dice first.
Marly Bradshaw welcomed the challenge of spending two months in Thailand installing a computer system for one of Bangkok's newest luxury hotels. She also welcomed the opportunity to set Alex Hamilton, hotel magnate and notorious womanizer, up for a fall.
It meant Marly had to play a dangerous game, she had to make Alex fall in love with her. The danger was twofold, Marly knew only too well that Alex didn't play any game by the rules and she suspected that her own heart could easily be broken.

An Impossible Man To Love - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 1066 - 1988.

Facing the impossible was part of her job.
Called to Istanbul to replace her boss on a lucrative building project, gifted architect Stephanie Rodgers was prepared to do her level best.
What she wasn’t prepared for, however, was her client’s undeniably chauvinistic attitude toward career women, or the increasingly magnetic attraction for each other that friction generated.
One of them would have to compromise, Stephanie with her modern, emancipated pride, or Tariq Hamid, with his ancient, male-oriented culture. Otherwise, nothing could come of the real love growing between them.

It All Depends On Love - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 1363 - 1991.

Which of them would compromise?
Tessa had worked hard to get to the responsible position she held. The last thing she’d consider would be giving up surgery for the joys of love and marriage.
Patrick was an obsessive workaholic who’d built an empire and now saw the acquisition of children as a natural step to ensure the succession. And he wanted a full-time mother for his family.
“It will serve you right if you fell madly in love with a successful career woman,” Tessa said.
“I’d prefer to be a bachelor forever in that case,” Patrick replied.
Their battle of wills was inevitable, but would one of them emerge the winner?

Man In A Million - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 127 - 1976.

“I am more your type than you think,” Joel Blake had said. “We’re the same sort of people, Harriet. We both cherish, dreams and we both hide it.” But there was no way Harriet was going to admit that. After all, there was nothing so special about him. Other men were as clever, as handsome, and as rich. Only to herself did she say, I love you Joel Blake, I love you, but I will get over you.

No Time For Marriage - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 819 - 1985.

Love didn’t enter into Kane’s calculations.
He wanted an affair with Sharon to pass the time while he was waiting in Bangkok for the Thai government to award him a construction contract. And for him it would be just that, a brief encounter with no strings attached.
Sharon couldn’t accept his callous attitude. She wanted love and commitment, and it was obvious she wasn’t going to get either from Kane.
Especially when he turned his attention to the exotic Tassy, a woman as mercenary as he . . .

Not His Kind Of Woman - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 1585 - 1993.

Timing is everything.
Adam Brooke and Diana Farrow were born into different worlds. He was a working stiff from the wrong side of the tracks, and she was the only child in a privileged home.
But when they were alone together, they stopped caring about backgrounds. Unfortunately, the rest of the world wouldn’t let them forget. And finally the differences forced the young lovers apart.
Six years later, they meet again, their roles reversed. But one thing hasn’t changed.

One Girl At A Time - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 1420 - 1990.

Tansy had met Vin Makram before.
The first time he’d become irate after hearing her bad-mouth the goods in his store in Thailand.
So it was embarrassing to unexpectedly discover on their second meeting, that he was both a leading businessman and her new boss. However, Vin seemed prepared to forget that first unhappy encounter.
Only Tansy wasn’t really sure what he wanted from her. Was she just a pleasant diversion, a challenge to be conquered, or was working with her simply a way for Vin to combine business with pleasure.

Two-Faced Woman - by Roberta Leigh - Harlequin Presents - # 1541 - 1993.

She was playing with fire, dared she risk getting burned?
Life with the jet set was fine for some, but Cassie Elliot yearned for a sense of purpose. Inheriting a British publishing house was a gift from heaven . . . until she discovered that the firm’s brilliant managing director, Miles Gilmour, vowed to walk out the minute she walked in.
Cassie did walk in, but as Miles’s new secretary. Her subterfuge was risky business at best, but she had much to learn about the publishing industry, and about her gorgeous and enigmatic “boss.”
She hadn’t planned on falling in love, or on discovering that deception could be a double-edged sword.