Best of Betty Neels Series

Meeting Dr Crispin van Sibbelt, Araminta Shaw found both bad tempered and yet, she had to admit, rather attractive! And staying in Holland to nurse a sick relative provided the perfect opportunity for her to fall in love with him. Yet even when he, too, was talking of marriage, Araminta discovered there was someone else close to his heart. What was she to do?

Hilltop Tryst

by Betty Neels

Published 8 September 1989

Betty Neels is a sales opportunity that simply cannot be missed. She is a consistent #1 seller whose books are eagerly anticipated and sought after by her readers. A retired nurse herself, Betty is particularly well-known for her tender romances set in Holland, featuring Dutch doctors.Fans of Betty Neels will love these Reader's Choice books, all set amidst the lowlands of Holland and the English countryside -- all four are Betty Neels at her best.

The Chain Of Destiny

by Betty Neels

Published 1 July 1989

Suzannah Lightfoot was alone in the world, without a job or the means to support herself. So when Guy Bowers-Bentinck came to the rescue, she had to accept his help. Guy was hardly a knight in shining armour. He was arrogant, infuriating and bad tempered! He was also difficult to avoid. Even worse, he seemed to have assumed that Suzannah was about to join the ranks of all those females wanting to marry him. What was a girl to do?

Two Weeks to Remember

by Betty Neels

Published 1 August 1986

Nothing exciting happened to Charity. Her job as a hospital secretary was hectic, but routine. Even the man everyone expected her to marry was safe, reliable and dull. There surely had to be more to life. So, when Professor Jake Wyllie-Lyon offered her the chance to work for him. Charity didn't hesitate to accept. The job was everything she had dreamed of - and so was Jake! But there Charity's problems really began...

Only by Chance

by Betty Neels

Published 5 April 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. So near...yet so far...Life had not been easy for Henrietta Cowper, but she hoped to improve her lot. Then, shortly after she met consultant neurosurgeon Adam Ross-Pit, Henrietta fell seriously ill-and her small world changed forever. She had him to thank for her new job, and she was very grateful...and perhaps a little in love. But Adam didn't need to know that-even if he did continue to come to her rescue!

The Most Marvellous Summer

by Betty Neels

Published 1 May 1991

"I'm surprised no man has snapped you up."
Matilda had every quality that turned a man's head but she had remained heart-whole and fancy-free despite a number of offers. Then she met eminent surgeon James Scott-Thurlow and fell in love at first sight. But James clearly didn't feel the same way. How could he when he was already engaged to the glamorous Rhoda...?

A Girl in a Million

by Betty Neels

Published 1 April 1993

A dynamic consultant...and a student nurse? I'm not aware that I am restricted in my actions by anyone or anything. Arrogant, rich and devastatingly attractive, Marius van Houben was the sort of man who was used to getting his own way. He certainly wasn't prepared for Caroline's plainspoken commonsense approach. After all, as a student nurse, both qualities were an asset...if only Marius thought the same

A Kind Of Magic

by Betty Neels

Published 1 November 1991

Rosie already knew the sort of man she wanted to marry - and Fergus Cameron couldn't be further from that ideal! Yet he had also made it clear that he, too, had decided on the girl he wanted to marry - but did his plans include Rosie?

Fate is Remarkable

by Betty Neels

Published 23 October 1970

Sarah Dunn had worked with Hugo van Elven for a long time, and she was astounded when he suddenly proposed to her. Both of them were still recovering from previous unhappy love affairs, which was why Sarah decided to accept. Surely neither of them would wish to get emotionally involved again for a very long time. But Sarah had not considered what would happen if her feelings for Hugo changed, while his remained the same. Could their need for love overcome their painful pasts, and allow a new companionship to grow?

A Summer Idyll

by Betty Neels

Published 8 February 1985

When Dr. George Pritchard asked Phoebe to marry him, she hadn't needed much persuading. The recent death of her aunt had left her penniless and without a job. Besides, she did like him. So what if he'd made it plain that he wasn't in love with her--at least she knew where she stood. It wasn't until after the wedding that she began to wonder if liking was going to be enough....

Waiting for Deborah

by Betty Neels

Published 11 March 1994

A wait in need of his care...that was obviously how dynamic consultant Sir James Marlow saw Deborah. Otherwise why would he bother to keep rescuing her? Deborah knew it couldn't be because of her looks - she had carrot-colored hair and no figure to speak of. That was the only explanation she could come up with - unless he wanted something else from her altogether?

Esmeralda

by Betty Neels

Published 11 June 1976

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Esmeralda Jones was a very nice girl. It seemed to Esmeralda that she was also invisible to the opposite sex. Perhaps the real reason for this was the impaired foot she had struggled with since childhood.

When the brilliant surgeon Thimo Bamstra offered to cure her, Esmeralda was over the moon, Thimo also managed to mend her broken heart, Esmeralda had never imagined marriage as part of her future, but she could dream of little else.

When Two Paths Meet

by Betty Nells and Betty Neels

Published 13 May 1988

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Katherine Marsh was practically a slave to her brother's family in the small English country village where she lived. Then she met Dr. Jason Fitzroy - and fell instantly in love. Dr. Fitzroy found her a job at the hospital and gave her a new sense of self-respect.

He also gave Katherine her first taste of the freedom missing from her earlier years. But Katherine knew she could never be truly free - not while her heart was a prisoner of love.

A Valentine for Daisy

by Betty Neels

Published 1 September 1993

Mills & Boon presents the complete Betty Neels collection. Timeless tales of heart-warming romance by one of the world's best-loved romance authors. Surely her heart realised he was totally unsuitable? Arrogant, overbearing and dictatorial! What was there to like about brilliant paediatrician Dr Valentine Seymour? Not much, Daisy Pelham had to admit. Yet, his small patients seemed to adore him...Daisy was mystified. She could only think that perhaps there was another side to him, one that he didn't want her to see...

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.

Judith

by Betty Neels

Published 8 January 1982

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Didn't he trust her to care for his mother properly? After the hurly-burly of the big London hospital where she had been working, Judith found it a very pleasant change to be offered a private job looking after a charming patient, Lady Cresswell, in the Lake District.

Her patient gave her no trouble at all - which was more than could be said for her patient's son, the disagreeable Professor Charles Cresswell. He seemed to have taken a dislike to Judith on sight - a dislike which, it must be confessed, Judith returned with interest. And now he was turning up to spoil their pleasant holiday in Portugal as well!

Never While the Grass Grows

by Betty Neels

Published 14 July 1978

Lucas van de Weijnen didn't ask Octavia to marry him - he told her. But after the wedding, Octavia found herself falling in love - with her husband! However, although they had promised to love each other for the rest of their lives, she had no idea how Lucas felt about her.

The Convenient Wife

by Betty Neels

Published 1 January 1990

Faced with no home and no family, Venetia was only too aware that Duert ter Laan-Luitinga's solution to her problems was certainly practical - albeit rather unorthodox! Yet, he seemed set on the idea of a marriage of convenience and Venetia really had no choice but to agree.
So, having found a sensible solution to her difficulties, surely she wouldn't be so foolish as to fall in love with him - would she?

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?

A Star Looks Down

by Betty Neels

Published 9 May 1975

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...and a kind heart - Beth had both, but would they win her love? Professor Alexander van Zeust's sister was ill, and her four young children needed caring for. He asked Beth Partridge - kind, capable, sensible Beth - to take charge of them for a week. She made a splendid job of it, so one week extended to two, and then longer...

The professor was happy, the children loved Beth, and their mother knew they were in good hands. Everyone was happy - except Beth. She had fallen in love with her remote employer, but he wasn't likely to be interested in her. She wanted to return to her hospital job, away from all the emotional turmoil, but how, when she was needed by the children?

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