Storm over paradise

and Stone princess

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If only lightning would strike him! Seven years had passed since their last meeting, but Dominic Maxwell still found Fenella Gardner's morals suspect. She was - and always would be - a gold digger. The fact he had misjudged her wouldn't have normally bothered Fenella. At least not if Fala'isi, an island in the South Pacific, hadn't been so small, and not if he'd kept his opinions to himself. Fenella didn't want her young half brother Mark to be hurt by Dominic's arrogant assumptions. And Fenella wouldn't have cared what Dominic thought of her if his opinion hadn't really mattered - if the attraction between them hadn't been so strong. The Stone Princess Once upon a time. . . Exciting, dangerous men do not make good husbands. But neither do excitable, passionate adolescents make reasonable wives. And so, with a little help from a big misunderstanding, Petra's marriage to New Zealand businessman Caine Fleming had failed very quickly. In the eight years since Caine had left, Petra had grown up-hiding her pain behind a glossy, brittle mask of sophistication. Now her cool demeanor only makes Caine more determined to break through that calm, serene shield to force the real Petra Fleming out of hiding-and turn the stone princess back into a passionate woman.