Patricia Wilson was a prolific author, best known for her 53 romance novels published between 1986 and 2004. Primarily set in England, Spain, or France, her stories embodied the signature style of the Mills & Boon publisher. Wilson was celebrated for her knack for crafting engaging romantic plots and evocative settings that resonated with a wide readership. Her works stand as a testament to enduring romantic storytelling.
"Wednesday's child is full of woe." Sophie Grant certainly had her woes. Her parents had died and left a trust fund she couldn't touch; her home was condemned and she'd just lost her job! She had no option but to stay with Matthew Trevelyan in his isolated Cornish house. Then her woes really began. Sophie fell in love....
Christian Durand is used to giving orders...Stephanie Caine isn't used to taking them!When Stevie is offered the chance to spend some time in the sunny Caribbean, it seems like a dream come true. She'll be sharing her holiday with her young nephew, Jean-Paul--no hardship at all. The problem is that Jean-Paul's uncle, Christian Durand, is also on the scene. How dare he presume to take control of their lives? It's time someone stood up to him.... And that someone just has to be Stevie!
I remove obstacles that stand in my way!Nick Martella wouldn't allow Joanna's love for another man to cause him any problems. Joanna, of course, resisted his high-handed attitude, but it seemed that wherever she went, whatever she did, Nick was always one step ahead of her. It was hard enought to deal with him in England, but on the small Caribbean island Nick called home, Joanna found it even more difficult to outmaneuver him. It was, though, only when Joanna realized that she was not only fighting Nick's single-minded pursuit of her, but her own growing love for him, that her problems really began!
"You are two people--a mind and a body. The mind is evasive and devious, but the body is mine." Michalis Konstantine was right. April Stewart couldn't deny the spark of attraction that had flared between them, almost from their first meeting. It wasn't much consolation to realize that Michalis was fighting and resisting that attraction almost as hard as she was. His overpowering sensuality made her aware she was losing the battle. How could she possibly be drawn to a man who made it quite clear he despised her morals and was determined to teach her a lesson for her seduction of his brother?
'I am Sofia. I am searching for my daughter, born 1st November 1972. Can you help me?' On the beautiful beaches of Crete, an old woman is handing out scraps of paper. Sofia, eighty-five years old, unable to speak, is desperate to find a daughter she has never known. After a tragic childhood in Athens and a soaring career as a singer, the brutal treatment of the man she loved by a tyrannical regime forced her to give up her daughter mere days after her birth. Now she longs to be reunited with her child before it's too late. Meanwhile in London, Zoe is searching too. In the two years since the disappearance of her teenage daughter, Zoe's life has crumbled apart. Her husband has left her, her son feels forgotten, and every day is a struggle. But Zoe is desperate to track her daughter down, even if she doesn't want to be found . . .
A Passionate Attraction in Romantic Spain "I have desired you since I first saw you and lifted you into my arms. It is a feeling stronger than love, señorita." Laura's job as nurse/companion to a widowed Spanish condesa had come at an opportune time. She found the Condesa delightful, but her arrogant son Rodrigo was another matter altogether. With his outrageous demands and wicked charm, he seemed to want to take charge of her life just as he oversaw everything else at the castillo. But Sister Laura Marsh, the terror of the wards, would soon show him she was a force to be reckoned with! Would she be able to resist him — or would desire prove stronger than both of them? When Laura's new life amid the grandeur of a Spanish castle was threatened by Rodrigo, the autocratic Conde de las Montanas, she determined not to succumb to his powerful temper. But would she be strong enough to resist his will?
Carrie Stuart returned to London with reluctance There she would face the bittersweet memories of the past. There she had met Matthew Silver. Meeting him again four years later was no accident. He had manipulated events to put her back in his power, and she found that the gentle, considerate lover she'd known had become an unfeeling, hard stranger. He blamed her for their breakup yet he was the one who had left. Carrie had resolved Matt would never know that her husband was a figment of her imagination and that her twin daughters were his own.
A devil's bargainJames Sanderson is domineering, handsome and cold as black stone. But beneath all his polish, gloss and sophistication, Gemma knows there lurks a savage, untamed jungle cat who takes what he wants. And he wants her.Her father's death and mitigating circumstances give James the upper hand. Gemma makes it clear she neither loves nor likes him, but the only way of gaining time is to agree to his proposition of marriage. After all, she has a great sense of self-preservation and some terms of her own that she's prepared to deliver...
Arrogant as the devil and cold as ice - a ready-made adversary! Felipe de Santis was used to giving orders and he expected Maggie to defer to him. But she hadn't covered war zones and interviewed dictators without learning how to stand up for herself, and as far as she was concerned this assignment in Andalucia was no different from the rest. She would do things her way, and if Felipe de Santis didn't' like it he knew what he could do. What she wasn't used to was the sort of campaign he waged in order to get his own way...
Return of the stranger . . . Once Adam had been Kirsty's whole world. He was her hero. Then, in a few short moments, the magic had gone and Kirsty had fled.... Now Adam was back in Kirsty's life, blaming her for their breakup! Kirsty was determined to treat him like a stranger--with cool indifference. But then she discovered, to her cost, that this man she had loved so deeply could never be banished from her heart . . . .
