Latimore Saga Series by Emma Goldrick

Give Bruce an inch, and he'd take a mile! The last mile he needed to construct his road ran right through Mary Chase's lush New England farm. She couldn't have sold even if she wanted to. She'd promised her late husband she'd never dispose of her stepchildren's inheritance, and she wasn't going to break that promise for a man like Bruce Latimore, construction tycoon or not. But Bruce had a will of iron, too, and he knew what he wanted...

Faith and Hope led them into each other's arms Becky Latimore's little sisters, Faith and Hope, thought it was high time she got married. Doctor or not, she was already twenty-seven years old! So they "checked out" Jake Meadows, their new--and only--neighbor. He was a lot like their daddy, they decided, and that was good enough for them. But all Becky wanted was a summer of peace and quiet in New England's Berkshire Hills... moreFaith and Hope led them into each other's arms Becky Latimore's little sisters, Faith and Hope, thought it was high time she got married. Doctor or not, she was already twenty-seven years old! So they "checked out" Jake Meadows, their new--and only--neighbor. He was a lot like their daddy, they decided, and that was good enough for them. But all Becky wanted was a summer of peace and quiet in New England's Berkshire Hills. And there was no peace with the infuriating, fascinating Jake Meadows around.. . . less

Bruce Latimore didn't usually make mistakes, but his daughter Mattie was sure he had made one in sending her to supervise the building of a railway across the Sudanese desert. She had plenty of qualifications, but no experience of Africa - and no experience in handling men like Ryan Quinn, who was running the project. Ryan made it plain that her presence was just a nuisance to him, but it soon became clear that Mattie wasn't going to be safe without his help...

"I'm not your girl! I'm not anybody's girl!" As far as Faith Latimore was concerned, that was the way she was going to stay! Why then, did Lady Sunny seem so determined to throw her together with Harry Holson? Drop-dead gorgeous he might be, but he was also a liar. The trouble was, until she could expose Harry's dirty double-dealings over the hotel construction, she was going to have to put up with his company - and the fact that he obviously found her attractive, too!

After the latest in a long line of romantic disasters, Hope Latimore had decided there was only one thing for it-she would have to enter a convent! That or take the job her father had arranged for her as a stand-in nanny... moreAfter the latest in a long line of romantic disasters, Hope Latimore had decided there was only one thing for it-she would have to enter a convent! That or take the job her father had arranged for her as a stand-in nanny. Only Bruce Latimore had neglected to mention that her new boss was Ralph Browne- the man who had made her high school days hell! Hope, the ""baby"" of the Latimore family, was beginning to think that perhaps the nuns would have been a better idea! But she couldn't leave Eddie and little Melody with a bachelor dad to contend with. Sexy, Ralph might be, but it was clear that this hero knew less than Hope about bringing up kids! less

After the latest in a long line of romantic disasters, Hope Latimore had decided there was only one thing for it-she would have to enter a convent! That or take the job her father had arranged for her as a stand-in nanny... moreAfter the latest in a long line of romantic disasters, Hope Latimore had decided there was only one thing for it-she would have to enter a convent! That or take the job her father had arranged for her as a stand-in nanny. Only Bruce Latimore had neglected to mention that her new boss was Ralph Browne- the man who had made her high school days hell! Hope, the ""baby"" of the Latimore family, was beginning to think that perhaps the nuns would have been a better idea! But she couldn't leave Eddie and little Melody with a bachelor dad to contend with. Sexy, Ralph might be, but it was clear that this hero knew less than Hope about bringing up kids! less