He wanted to run off with her--and she just wanted to run.But Alex couldn't. Stricken by arthritis, she'd learned to cope by being self-reliant. And, after opening a travel agency for the handicapped, she'd closed the door on romance.To Alex's bleak life, Patrick brought rainbows. Naturally she felt he deserved the perfect woman. All Patrick had to do was convince her she was lovable as she was, "perfectly imperfect"...

    Logan Baxter spots her winning the log rolling competition at the timber show and is instantly smitten. Logan is single, social and fond of electricity, indoor plumbing and gas heat.Karena dislikes cities, crowds, and strangers. Can a stubborn 12 year old boy and a capricious moose calf addicted to exhaust fumes help love find a way?

    Instead, she's mistaken for a princess.The real princess has been kidnapped, and Crown Prince Eric von Lieberhaven insists Casey—a dead ringer for the missing royal—step into the princess's shoes until she can be freed.As Casey upends royal tradition, Eric finds himself hoping the cheeky American never returns home. But can a secretary from Brooklyn really find happiness with a prince?KORBEL CLASSICS: HUMOROUS SERIES, in order#1: The Ice Cream Man#2: Isn't It Romantic?#3: A Prince of a Guy#4: The Princess and the Pea#5: A Fine Madness

    Lerisa deliberately set out to seduce him -- and almost succeeded. But when she walked into Logan West's office in San Diego to discover he was her boss -- the same arrogant, wealthy womanizer friends had warned her about -- she was stunned. He made his intentions clear: She was his black-haired, emerald-eyed witch. He wanted her and he intended to have her. He was the only man who could send her senses soaring with a single touch. He was irresistible, yet she swore to resist him. She'd teach him there was more to love -- and marriage -- than a heady spell of bedroom magic!