3 Books by Sally Heywood
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Overview: Sally Heywood was born in Yorkshire, England, UK. After leaving university, she had several jobs, including running an art gallery, a guest house and a boutique. As playwright, she has written several plays for theater, television and radio. ‘Bringing the Last Boat Home’ was part of the BBC’s IGNITE programme, to encourage professional writers to think in terms of sound. She has published over twenty-five romantic novels for Mills & Boon, she also signed her novels as Sandra Clark. Her special interests are sailing, reading, fashion, interior decorating and helping in a children’s nursery. She lives in Staithes and London.
Genre: Romance
Steps to Heaven
She was busy every evening – from now until forever
Suave, sexy Elliot Priest was the kind of man every woman dreamed of – including Rachel Jackson. But another dream same first: Her singing career. As sultry nightclub singer Zia, Rachel dreamed of a recording contract. She didn’t intend to shelve her ambitions for a brief fling – and that’s exactly what it would be with a man like Elliot.
But Elliot knew he and Rachel wanted the same thing – each other – and he was determined to thaw that barrier of ice she hid behind. Even as the sultry voice and breathtaking innocence of Zia drew him mysteriously like a moth to another flame…
Fantasy Lover
No other man could compare!
In her brief stint as a foreign correspondent, Merril met the only man she thought she could ever love. Azur, he called himself, and he was as wild and electrifying as his war-torn country.
Even back home in London, Merril couldn’t escape the memories of Azue. When she was pursued by the new star of the London stage, Torrin Anthony, a stunning man most women would die for, his attentions left her unmoved.
Yet Torin was a force she hadn’t reckoned on. It wasn’t long before he made Merril see the folly of her fantasy love… but when she did, it was too late…
Hazard of Love
"A creature from another planet"
That was what Lucas de Maine compared her to. And that was how Goldie felt. After her glamorous existence as a Hollywood starlet, she no longer seemed to have a place in the conventional English village where she’d been born.
Still, Lucas’s words stung. But then, he was firmly rooted in this community and any woman who married him would have to fit in, too. Would have to be the perfect country wife….Goldie was forced to play the hardest role she’d ever tackled–especially when Lucas made it clear that he thought she was quite wrong for the part!
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