The Edge of Beyond; The Girl at Saltbush Flat; Destiny Decrees

THE EDGE OF BEYOND by Isobel Chace I'll treat you like a woman when you're prepared to behave like one!" were almost the first words Laurence Wilder addressed to Rosalind Janes. How dared he! She thought furiously. All she was doing was to try and help her Aunt Beatrice cope single-handedly with the farm she had been left in Kenya. Well, if Laurence Wilder thought she would accept any help or advice from him now, he could think again! THE GIRL AT SALTBUSH FLAT by Dorothy Cork When Burton Alexander invited Christine to his cattle station in the outback, posing as his fiancee, it suited her to agree -- until she fell in love with him, and then learned that he was planning to marry another girl. Just what was Burton playing at? DESTINY DECREES by Margaret Mann When Coralie found herself in a difficult situation in a foreign country she was only too glad that there was someone competent to come to her rescue. But she was to discover, once she had resigned control of her actions to the masterful Dom Ricardo, that he was in no hurry to relinquish his authority.