Ben Wilder, a world-renowned, widowed architect, designs a house for himself and his estranged teen-aged children. Knowing this commission will enhance her contractor reputation, feisty Annie Calhoun submits a winning bid with near-zero profit. But when family and weather-based delays make it impossible to meet the penalty-carrying deadline, she makes her exacting employer an offer he can’t refuse. Contemporary Romance by Joyce C. Ware; originally published by Zebra Romance “To Love Again”

Katherine Mackenzie agreed to catalogue the Ramsay oriental rug collection before she realized the drama playing out in the famous painter’s mansion. Ramsay’s heir, his exotic mistress Roxelana, had been missing for seven years and was about to be declared legally dead. Katherine wanted no part of the intrigue—until she noticed that in Roxelana’s portrait, the beauty was wearing the same ring that Katherine had inherited. Gothic by Joyce C. Ware; originally published by Zebra Gothic

Widowed Tessa Wagner is struggling alone to raise her twins and run her Colorado ranch, with only the thoughtful support of her old friend, Jed Bradburn. And she’s starting to feel attracted to Jed—until a charming stranger turns his attention to her. Then Tessa finds herself challenged by all too many choices. Contemporary Romance/Women’s Fiction by Joyce C. Ware; originally published by Zebra “To Love Again”

Widowed Beth Volmar had spent the major part of her life catering to her husband and her children, with a new generation of demands coming now from her grandchildren and her aging mother. No wonder she was bemused by the handsome archeologist Karim Donovan—who insisted she join him in Turkey on an archeological dig, to see if their attraction was a lasting one. Contemporary Romance by Joyce C. Ware; originally published by Zebra Romance “To Love Again”

Faced with a detestable arranged marriage, Serena takes advantage of an invitation to Morning Star from her twin sister, unseen since childhood, and flees to Kansas. Unprepared for Belle’s coolness, she is further unsettled by the intrigue and ancient mysteries surrounding the prairie mansion and its repellent garden. Alarmed by the mounting danger, she is forced to rely on Quinn, despite her distrust of him. Gothic by Joyce C. Ware; originally published by Zebra Gothic