DREAM AGAIN OF LOVE from fictiondb: A marriage of convenience... Years ago, Flynn Warren had taken one look into Mary Beth's terrified blue eyes and had known exactly what to do. The grief-stricken young woman was alone in the war-torn country, and it was up to Flynn to get her out. He had to marry her to save her life. But he didn't expect Mary Beth to capture his heart and soul. In the truest sense, she became his wife. Then an unforeseen event shattered their vows... . For three long years, Mary Beth tried to forget the man who'd given up his happiness for her. Yet the past's painful memory haunted her. And now Flynn was back, as handsome and magnetic as ever. Could Mary Beth dream again of the love they'd shared? [English publication via Renta!](https://www.ebookrenta.com/renta/sc/frm/item/58199/)

More than ever. For better or for worse, Denis O'Halloran was unforgettable. Elizabeth Kelly would never forget the painful day Denis had walked out of her life years ago. Nor could she forget how much she'd loved him. Maybe he had done an immature girl a favor by calling off their wedding. But that didn't mean the woman she'd become could ever trust him again. Everything Denis O'Halloran had loved about the young Elizabeth Kelly had blossomed into a beautiful woman. Fate had brought her back within arm's reach, and now he loved her more than ever. How could he convince Elizabeth that the boy who had run from her once was now a man who'd do anything to stay with her forever? [Taken from FictionDB]

What the nanny learned. Heather Carmichael was thrilled at the prospect of a position as nanny to Boston's famous Sheffield family. Taking charge of the tiny heiress in their magnificent Beacon Hill home would be quite a challenge--as would the intimidating Sheffields themselves. Especially Max, whose gentle kiss told her he considered her much more than his niece's nanny. But a simple Southern lady didn't stand a chance with one of Boston's most eligible bachelors, especially with the Sheffields' unwritten rule against upstairs-downstairs relationships. Mr. Ethan Hadleigh, however, had something to say about that. A remarkable feat, since Ethan Hadleigh had been felled at the Battle of Lexington. Eyes twinkling with mischief, this eighteenth-century apparition decided to play matchmaker... and show Heather that when the heart is pure, anything is possible. [Taken from FictionDB]

[taken from fictiondb] Mercy West was married for six unforgettable months to a kind, loving man. But Andy had suffered from amnesia, and when they'd first met, he hadn't even known his name or where he was from. Then, as mysteriously as he had arrived at her farm, Andy disappeared - until one day, with painful shock, Mercy saw his picture on the front page of the paper. But was this her Andy or a high-powered business tycoon named Morgan Andrews? Even if Mercy could find him, would he believe she was his wife? And would Mercy have to change her lifestyle for the man she loved?