Penny Jordan Combo : Valentine's Night / Loving

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Valentine's Night It was too late to correct their mistake Sorrel didn't particularly want to meet her long-lost cousin Val from Australia. However, since the girl had come all this way just to make contact, it seemed a little churlish not to welcome her. As there was no room at home, it was agreed that Sorrel and Val should share the Welsh farmhouse that was being renovated for Sorrel's brother and his wife. Conditions were a bit primitive, but that didn't matter. At least, not until Sorrel found herself snowed in with this long-lost cousin who turned out to be a handsome, six-foot male! Loving She desperately wanted to believe in his love Secretly Jaime still regretted having walked out on Blake. But his four-year silence had confirmed her fears--that Blake didn't love her or their child So naturally Jaime was suspicious when Blake turned up and began campaigning to win back his rights--both as father and husband. And she was hurt and confused when he appeared to be involved in an even more sinister campaign to silence Jaime's opposition to the sale of the local abbey. Jaime had never been able to interpret Blake's motives. And she still didn't trust him to return her love. About The Author Penny Jordan was a storyteller long before she began to write romantic fiction. At the age of eight, she was creating serialized bedtime stories, featuring make-believe adventures, for her younger sister who was always the heroine. After reading a serialized Mills & Boon book in a women’s magazine, she fell in love with the hero. Penny was eleven and she quickly became an avid fan. Her goal, when writing romance fiction, is to provide readers with an enjoyment and involvement similar to that she experienced from her early reading. She likes nothing more than to hear her fans share her love: romance. She works from home, in her kitchen, surrounded by four dogs and two cats, and welcomes interruptions from her friends and family. Penny believes in the importance of love, including the benefits and happiness it brings. It’s the special bonds linking Harlequin readers and writers that she personally treasures!