Cheryl Biggs

His elite Cobra Corps unit demanded discipline, honour, truth. Yet one look at Suzanne Cassidy on the windswept tarmac, and Hart Branson felt his military training failing him. For he'd never had control where Suzanne was concerned, falling for her when she'd been the wife of another man – a buddy in whose death she might be implicated?.

Suzanne sought his help in proving her innocence – and protecting her life. Though his heart knew she was beyond reproach, his mind could not dismiss the mounting evidence. Nor could he dismiss the blazing desire between them. To stand up for Suzanne would mean jeopardizing everything. Yet something told him this gutsy lady was worth the risk?.

ONE AND THE SAME MAN

Ssomeone had betrayed him. Someone had wanted him dead. Now Jake Blagette was back to find out who, and his prime suspect was the woman he'd once loved more than anything in his life. Tina Peychaud had meant the world to him, until the day his life was changed forever. The day he had to become Mitch Ryan a man with a face he had yet to get used to. Could he risk the chance that seeing Tina again would cause her to remember Jake and put his life as well as his heart in danger once more?

WAY OUT WEST

WORTH WAITING FOR?

Three years ago she'd returned his ring and he'd kept her heart. Kate Morgan had loved long, lean bull rider Shane Larrabee more than anything in the world except being a cop. And when forced to choose, she'd stubbornly chosen her work.

Now Shane had returned for the rodeo finals, and Kate faced a formidable dilemma. Because the man she'd never forgotten thought she'd given up her profession but his life depended on Kate keeping her undercover assignment a secret. Could this honourable deception cost Kate her second chance at love?

Because there's nothing like a cowboy.

"This cowboy is one worth waiting for!"
Rendezvous

HIS CLEAR, STEADY GAZE THE WAY HE GENTLED A HORSE HIS STRONG, COMFORTING ARMS THE PASSION THAT BURNED BETWEEN THEM

Laci James could never forget Brant Garrison, especially since she had only to look at her son their son to be reminded of the man she'd loved. But she also knew that Brant's reckless and single–minded goal to be the best "all–around cowboy" had destroyed any chance of a life together. And after seven years she'd nearly convinced herself that things were better that way.

Then Brant came back to town, and Laci didn't know if she had the strength to see him again or what he would do when he discovered his son .