Dario Costanzo's wife…in name only… He married her, bedded her and she gave him an heir—and that was all he wanted. Until Maeve suffered a devastating accident that meant she had no recollection of her husband or her little son. Maeve's mind might not remember Dario, but her body certainly does—every time they touch it's electric! Is this fiercely handsome man really her husband? To reawaken his lost wife Dario will start a slow seduction, to remind her just how good together they can be….

KEPT FOR HER BABY Lucy will do anything for her baby son: even return to her husband, millionaire Ricardo Emiliani. But she never expected to be held captive on his private island, and have to prove herself a worthy wife... in every sense!

Maeve wakes up from a month-long coma to find that she has no memory of her previous life. Her husband arrives via helicopter and whisks her away to recover on a beautiful tropical island, but is this the life she should be racing back to…or one she once fled? What secret between her and Dario led to her coma? And what is she hiding from herself?

Babies and bosses. For the couples in these four stories, both are the key to finding love... In The Costanzo Baby Secret by Catherine Spencer, Dario Costanzo only married Maeve to produce an heir. But when an accident leaves Maeve with amnesia, Dario starts a slow seduction to reawaken his lost wife! Tycoon Alex Webber's rigidly controlled life is disrupted when he learns his ex Katrina is pregnant in Tina Duncan's Her Secret, His Love-Child. Yet even more unsettling is Alex's intense need to have Katrina back... The tables are also turned in Natalie Anderson's Hot Boss, Boardroom Mistress when bad-boy Jared James becomes pampered Amanda Winchester's boss! Amanda hates that Jared has the upper hand, but she can't resist his sensual demands. And in Good Girl or Gold-Digger? by Kate Hardy, Daisy Bell needs cash¿fast¿to save her company. Felix Gisbourne can help...but does she want him or his money more?

Photographs and watercolor paintings illustrate values for children, while text expresses wishes from the "fairy godmothers" that these values will enrich the lives of young listeners or readers.