Rebecca stays with a wealthy family, the Kinrosses, to write a biography of the great actress Fiona Kinross. However, her work doesn't make much progress because of Fiona's younger brother, Stewart, who is also the head of the family. He keeps making unwanted advances and distracting Rebecca from her work. Despite her indifference to him and his fortune, people around her believe that she's a gold digger, especially Stewart's son, Brod, who doesn't hide his animosity toward her. There seems to be a deep hatred between the father and son. But when he looks at her, Rebecca also senses burning, irresistible lust in Brod's eyes! (Source: Renta!)

Mallory took in her nephew, Matthew, after her brother and his wife died, and she vowed to raise the child with all the love she had. But Matthew's uncle, the wild Jordan, said that he was going to sell their house, and she had to get out. He was the owner, and he had been against his sister's marriage to Mallory's brother. When Jordan learned about little Matthew's existence, he started fighting for custody, but Mallory wouldn't give up on Matthew that easily. Maybe Jordan's surprising proposal of a loveless marriage of convenience is the answer all three of them need! (Source: Renta!)

*Pippa knows the only sure way to avoid heartbreak is to avoid love in the first place.* Whenever attorney Pippa starts hearing Christmas carols in town, she throws herself into her work to forget her heartbreak from a Christmas long ago. Then one day Pippa meets businessman Roscoe and he asks for an unusual favor. He wants her to make his brother fall for her in order to lure him away from his delinquent friends. Pippa is annoyed that he sees her value only in her beauty, but she ends up accepting the job anyway. Soon she starts to see Roscoe more clearly—he’s just like her. They’ve both closed off their hearts from love.

The year is 1938. Dee is studying to become a nurse. Her breath catches when she meets her beautiful sister's boyfriend, Mark, for the first time. She has never met a handsome, cheerful man with such a booming voice before. Even while dating her sister, Mark treats Dee as a lady, and she falls for him and the way he takes her seriously. Dee hopes that he will hurry up and marry her sister so she can forget about her feelings for him. But Dee has no idea what her sister is feeling. She also doesn't know about Mark's uninhibited relationships or his rash and reckless dream. (Source: Renta!)

Josie, who's from a prominent family, has been living in self-imposed exile in Paris after being labeled as a whore. On a lonely Christmas night, she is startled to find a stranger watching her as she entertains herself at a window. The man introduces himself as Adam. They hit it off so well that they decide to have dinner together, which leads to spending a night. After an intense night, Josie feels content but becomes enraged the moment she discovers Adam's identity!

Once is a mistake, twice is a habit! Housekeeper's daughter Mia Gardiner knew her feelings for multimillionaire Carlos O'Connor were foolish. Until the day she caught the ruthless playboy's eye. Now Mia is older and wiser, but she has never forgotten the feel of his touch. Then, like a whirlwind, Carlos returns.… The girl he once knew is now a poised and sophisticated woman. Carlos is determined to rekindle their passionate past, but Mia's reluctance fires his blood. Refusing to be denied, he has one last trick up his sleeve: he'll save her ailing business in exchange for endless nights in his bed!

Part of the Ai no Sommerville Series (愛のサマーヴィルシリーズ), also called the "Sommerville Brothers" series, which goes as follows: 1. Yumemita Kishi 2. Lady no Jouken 3. Tada Ai no tame ni from fictiondb: Illusions of Love Out of her dreams and into the fray, The Knight rode to her rescue. Fantasy promised Gabrielle de Lauren a golden-haired savior, but reality gave her Ruarke Sommerville, a passionate war machine who denied the poet in his soul. And yet she loved him. But hew would she fare if he discovered her true identity? Though the image of his lost love, Gabrielle was not what Ruarke had expected when he impulsively wed the damsel in distress. His fiery French bride was unlike any docile English girl at court. Would she accept the secret vow that shaped his life yet tormented his soul?