The Castle of Fear

Barbara Cartland

Tatika Lynch's ekotic good looks first aroused the- attentions of the lecherous Lord Crowley. Later, her wit and intelligence, captivated him. -He would possess her - at any cost. But Tatika did not love him and would not marry him. Desperate and alone, she fled to Scotland. There she took refuge in Castle Craig with the Dowager Duchess and her son. The Duke was young and extraordinarily handsome. Yet there was something hidden in his past, a dreadful secret people only whispered about. How could anyone love such a man, Tatika wondered. Yet there was a strange magnetic quality about the Duke. Tatika found herself drawn to him more and more .. . morehide

The Dragon and the Pearl

Barbara Cartland

Stanton Ware pondered the person who would be chosen as his companion on this dangerous mission to Peking. Undoubtedly it would be a man who was used to spy out the secrets of rivals. Certainly he would be a brave and patriotic companion. The door opened. Stanton almost betrayed him-self by uttering an exclamation. For, it was not a man who had entered the room, but undoubtedly the most beautiful girl he had ever seen in his life! morehide

The Treasure is Love

Barbara Cartland

Major Tyson Dale returns home victorious from the wars against Napoleon to find his estate fallen into decay and the title stolen by his uncle. While drowning his sorrows at the local posting house, he overhears a plot to abduct a beautiful young gir l. Determined to save her, he outwits the villains and hides the lovely girl in his crumbling mansion. morehide

The Wild Cry of Love

Barbara Cartland

"Do you really believe that love like ours could ever be wrong?" After Roydon's lips took possession of her, Valda wanted only to stay in his arms and know again the wild rapture that pulsated through her body. Determined to prove to her wealthy F rench stepfather that she could take care of herself and even earn a living with her camera, Valda had stolen away with the gypsies to the Camargue in search of its wild white horses. Since her first surprising meeting with Roydon - soaked to the skin and barelegged under her red gypsy skirt - she had found excitement, love and near-heartbreak with this mysterious Englishman. This was the nineteenth-century, surely no-one could now part them forever ... ? morehide

Snow Angels

Cherie Claire, Phoebe Conn, Victoria Dark

Share the delights of three long-ago winter love stories-from antebellum Louisiana to Regency England to the Texas range-as three couples find their hearts' desire with the help of some adorable cherubs.