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Anne Hampson

    Anne Hampson was a prolific author whose works often explored themes of love and resilience. Despite challenging early life circumstances, she never forgot her ambitions to teach and write. Later in life, after overcoming significant hardships, she achieved both dreams. Her extensive body of work, comprising over 125 novels published by various imprints, garnered immense popularity. She was known for her ability to craft compelling romance narratives that resonated with readers globally, earning her recognition and status as a top-selling author in the genre.

    Chateau in the Palms
    South of the Moon
    Temple of the Dawn
    Hills of Kalamata
    Gates of Steel
    Stormy the Way
    • Stormy the Way

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.2(93)Add rating

      Librarian's Alternate cover edition of ISBN 0373705344."Wanted, good-looking young man to perform simple task. Few hours only. Generous remuneration."When Ricky had blandly jilted her in order to make a more advantageous marriage and had then had the nerve to invite her to the wedding, Tara was determined, for pride's sake, to go, but equally determined not to be an object of pity. So she had advertised for a bogus "fiance" to accompany her to the wedding - and in the devastingly handsome young Greek, Paul Dorkas, found exactly what she was looking for.It was only when Paul's stern older brother Leon, domineering and with the worst possible opinion of Englishwomen and their morals, got mixed up in it all that Tara realised what deep waters she was getting into!

      Stormy the Way
    • Gates of Steel

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading
      3.1(119)Add rating

      Librarian note: an alternate cover for this edition can be found here.Helen Stewart was disenchanted with the whole idea of love and romance, while Leon Petrou, it was said, had no time for women -- so when he suggested that she should marry him, to provide a background for his small niece and nephew, she agreed, feeling that emotion would not enter into the situation at all. And that could prove to be a dangerous assumption.

      Gates of Steel
    • Hills of Kalamata

      • 191 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Kidnap Greek businessman Charon Drakos? The outrageous plan was basically weak Sarah Gilmore thought, but she felt obliged to help her girlfriend. As with so many well-laid plans, it backfired. It was Sarah who was kidnapped, and whisked off to Charon's grim, fortresslike home in a remote and primitive part of Greece. Her spirited resistance seemed only to amuse him. "Whether you like my kisses or not," he informed her arrogantly, "you're going to accept them. You are my wife, Sarah; and in Greece marriage is permanent."

      Hills of Kalamata
    • When Lexa came to Thailand as nanny to Alocho Mansell, her only concern was for the delightful little girl. Lexa disliked Paul Mansell, her employer, and was shocked by his harsh attitude toward Alacho. She determined to bring warmth - and love - into the life of this loney, bitter man. But could she compete with the haunting memory of his dead wife? Anyway, Paul seemed to be incapable of every loving anyone again.

      Temple of the Dawn
    • No way would Clair again risk the embarrassment and humiliation of being left at the church on her wedding day. She had finished with men! The move to her girlfriend's farm in South Africa was just what the doctor had ordered. Their neighbor, Shane Neville, was a masterful bachelor, but Clair knew he would pose no threat. Besides, he was practically a woman hater! But as the memory of her old love receded, Clair unwillingly found herself thinking of Shane!

      South of the Moon
    • Tied to Don, she loved Philippe... Jane was stunned when her husband wanted a divorce so he could marry the woman he really loved. Jane had to get away--had to think things out. The job in Mauritius was a godsend, but caring for the two small children brought her into contact with their temporary guardian, Philippe de Chameral. And suddenly Jane, too, realized there was more to love than what she and Don had had. But Philippe didn't love her, and Don suddenly wanted her back....

      Chateau in the Palms
    • A Kiss from Satan

      • 189 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      "Place your hand on a woman's heart and she's yours instantly," said the arrogant Greek Julius Spiridon, who was certainly devastating enough to know what he was talking about. But Gale Davis was not just any woman, she had been hurt and embittered after being cruelly let down by the man she loved, and had vowed never to let a man touch her heart again. She was absolutely determined to fight the attraction she so unwillingly felt for Julius; it was, after all, only physical attraction she felt for him, not real love, so it ought to be easy enough to control. Only it wasn't. Gradually Gale found herself being drawn into a situation she had never wanted but couldn't get out of. Was this man too going to break her heart?

      A Kiss from Satan
    • Librarian's note: Alternate cover edition of ISBN 0373705166. Melanie had been very young and inexperienced when she agreed to marry Leandros Angeli, and it was inexperience, that had made her take fright at the last moment and break the engagement. All that was years ago and Leandros had faded into the past. But now he appeared again in the most disturbing way. Melanie s brother had robbed Leandros and he was demanding that, as the price of her brother s freedom, she go to Crete and work for him in his hotel until the debt was paid. In the days of ancient Crete, girls were taken there as sacrifices to the monstrous Minotaur. Now, in the present day, it seemed Melanie was to be sacrificed too - to a man who had been waiting seven years for his revenge.

      Wings of Night