AustLit

Laura Montgomery, said her family, was born with a silver spoon in her mouth and ribbons in her hair. Beautiful, aristocratic, and with all the charm and resourcefulness of her Irish ancestors, Laura had no trouble finding admirers in the raw new cities of Western Australian. But her heart was still in Ireland, and the man she truly wanted was the heir of the Irish Montgomeries, her cousin Danny. And he was beyond her reach...

'Mardie was a stranger to the lonely Outback, but she was determined to live in the general store that was her inheritance. However, she fell in love with her very first customer – a handsome taciturn geologist – and was immediately involved in his life. His problems were now hers – and that included two mineral-exploration spies and one troublesome woman.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Leura – fiercely independent, running away from a broken romance... Allison – beautiful as a butterfly and just as flighty... Eve – bound by the conventions of her class but longing for love.

'Each was deeply drawn to the vibrant outdoorsman who dominated their lives - but each thought she had lost out to The Other Girl.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

'Lacey Coole and Riley Scott stood at opposite ends of the drawing room - and at opposite ends of the social spectrum: Lacey was the wellbred darling of a powerful aristocratic father, and Riley was an orphan boy from the swamplands. Between them stood her possessive father, Riley's past, and a secret that could destroy them all...'

Source: Publisher's blurb.