Harlequin Romance

44 primary works • 46 total works

An Old-Fashioned Girl

by Betty Neels

Published 1 December 1992

How could she make him notice her? Patience knew she couldn't be more different from the sort of women Dutch surgeon Julius van der Beek seemed to attract. After all, she was a quiet country girl with a somewhat unique taste in clothes - and an assertive personality to match Yet she was attracted to him. Not that she had a hope of making him notice her, particularly with the glamorous Sylvia van Teule already at his side...

The Truth about George

by Peggy Nicholson

Published 1 July 1994

Bringing Up Babies

by Emma Goldrick

Published 1 November 1996

The Mistletoe Kiss

by Betty Neels

Published 1 December 1997

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Emmy was plain and mousey-why would Ruerd look her way? Ermentrude Foster helped the family finances by working at St Luke's Hospital. While she often spoke her mind to Professor Ruerd ter Mennolt, who was sometimes impatient, he did offer practical aid with Emmy's difficulties.

Ruerd couldn't understand why, with a beautiful fiancee in Anneliese, he troubled with Emmy, but still he invited her to his home in Holland for Christmas.

An Apple From Eve

by Betty Neels

Published 1 January 1981

Considering that she didn't really like him very much, Doctor Tane ban Diederijk did seem to crop up in Euphemia's life rather a lot. Perhaps she was being a bit unfair to him - she hadn't wanted to let her family home to anyone, so she was bound to be prejudice about him living there instead of her. But then he asked her to go to Spain to act as companion to his fiancee Diana - and Euphemia's dislike grew. How could the doctor be so stupid as to see anything in such a spiteful girl as Diana, let alone want to marry her? If only she could see the back of both of them!

Midsummer Star

by Betty Neels

Published 14 January 1983

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It might be a marriage...

Facing bankruptcy, Celine's family was forced to turn their home into a guesthouse to make ends meet. Celine found her new life hard work but great fun. She met a young man, Nicky, who seemed very taken with her.

If only Nicky's masterful cousin, Oliver, wouldn't keep interfering. But when she discovered that Nicky was married, Celine was only too grateful for Oliver's comforting presence. Gratitude wasn't exactly what Oliver had in mind, but it was a start.

Roses And Champagne

by Betty Neels

Published 13 May 1983

Katrina has known Lucius Massey all her life, and they're so at ease with each other that a pretend engagement seems like a harmless idea. Yet as more people congratulate Katrina a mysterious sadness creeps into her heart.

The Secret Pool

by Betty Neels

Published 1 November 1986

Calm and capable - those were the words used to sum up Francesca. Certainly, she had plenty to cope with, looking after the home she shared with three elderly aunts and working at the local hospital. Yet she dealt with it all with her usual quiet efficiency and believed her life was complete...until the arrival of Dr Litrik van Rijgen!
Having taken the trouble to track her down while she was enjoying an occasional holiday in Holland, he seemed to have other plans for her. But was she really willing to let him take over her life and possibly her heart?

Doubtful Marriage

by Betty Neels

Published 1 October 1987

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"I shall not insult your intelligence by saying that I love you!" When Rauwerd van Kempler proposed to Tilly, he made it clear their marriage would be a convenient arrangement, one which brought him a wife who would run his home and partner him on social occasions.

And Tilly would have the security of a roof over her head and a man who could be depended upon not to make passionate love to her. But suddenly Tilly wasn't so sure that was all she wanted from him...

The Latimore Bride

by Emma Goldrick

Published 10 June 1988

Pilgrim's Promise

by Emma Goldrick

Published 1 September 1988

Paradise for Two

by Betty Neels

Published 1 October 1988

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Prudence Makepeace had a soft heart, and so she readily gave up her own plans in order to escort her godmother to Holland. Once there, Prudence found the country and the Dutch people charming, with one exception - the overbearing Dr. Haso ter Brons Huizinga.

As infuriating as the man was, sparks flew whenever they met, and Prudence couldn't deny a certain attraction to him. But why was she fretting over Haso? After all, he was about to get married.

Little did Prudence know that the doctor's wedding plans weren't quite finalised. There was still the small matter of his intended bride...

Tender Offer

by Peggy Nicholson

Published 1 October 1989

Checkmate

by Peggy Nicholson and Betty Neels

Published 1 January 1992

Doubly Delicious

by Emma Goldrick and Lee Wilkinson

Published 1 January 1991

Harlequin Romance #3250

by Peggy Nicholson

Published 1 February 1993

Harlequin Romance #3351

by Emma Goldrick

Published 1 March 1995

A Christmas Wish

by Betty Neels

Published 10 March 1995

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Mistletoe magic!

For Olivia Harding, the offer of employment at an exclusive private girls' school had come as something of a godsend. With little experience, she hadn't expected to find a job so easily, let alone one that still brought her into contact with her former boss, the eminent Dutch surgeon Haso van der Eisler.

Of course, his frequent visits to the school had more to do with his goddaughter, Nel, than her own limited attractions. Nel was a lonely, fatherless girl, and that Haso should marry her glamorous mother seemed obvious to all but Olivia's stubborn heart!

The Ninety-Day Wife

by Emma Goldrick

Published 9 May 1997

Marrying Mary

by Betty Neels

Published 12 January 1996

Mills & Boon presents the complete Betty Neels collection. Timeless tales of heart-warming romance by one of the world's best-loved romance authors. A Perfect Wife? Everyone in her family had agreed that Mary Pagett would one day make some man a perfect wife. The problem was that the only man Mary had ever even thought about marrying was eminent heart specialist Roel van Rakesma. But it had been clear from the start that his only interest was in curing frail hearts, not broken ones!