Carly McClellan has had her wings clipped all her life, but suddenly an opportunity arises to spread those wings and see the world, and she embraces it whole-heartedly. And life in an Austrian ski resort is a million miles from the Scottish village she was brought up in. Whilst she loves her new found freedom, she has a lot to learn, and she tries to juggle a new job and a whole host of new relationships in order to succeed and truly Learn to Fly. Thanks to ThermalDaisies for the new cover!

Lilah's job as a nanny in sunnier climes comes to a rather dramatic ending. She has to rely on the attractive and charming mercenary Quinn Southland to get herself out of the mess. But how can you trust a man who is in love with the past and doesn't even trust himself?

Aimee, an accomplished archaeologist gets into serious trouble while working and travelling through the middle east. The only person who can save her from a lifetime inside an Arabian jail is Prince Zahir, whose life she saved while in the desert, and he has only one solution to her problem. Aimee is not going to like it.

Melissa Wharton needs help. She's made a terrible decision and put her business and future in jeopardy. Whilst she knows she's ruined, her main concern is not dragging anyone else with her. The only man who can help is ruthless and angry magnate Liam Hart. But he's got his own agenda and feeling attracted to the woman who he despises isn't part of his plan. But can he fight it?

Kate has spent the last eight years devoting herself to the past. The guilt and pain of past events has destroyed relationships with her friends and family. Then Mason Fitzgerald bursts into her life, and suddenly she's questioning everything she knows, everything she believes in.

Naomi Young has somehow ended up working for a good friend Simon after finishing university, it's not the most challenging job, but she likes the feeling of belonging and importance it brings. But when he has a terrible accident, old friend Conor O'Neill stepped in to help Simon keep his business afloat. Unfortunately that's a name that haunts Naomi, and she instantly hates him...doesn't she?

Emma White is at a crisis point in her life. She's approaching thirty and has little to show for it. She has chased a career as an actress with limited success, tolerates rubbish jobs to allow that, and has a doomed love life. All to the chagrin of her parents. So when her best friend Isobel announces she's getting married, Emma realises she has to make some serious decisions. Grow up and get on with real life or keep chasing rainbows. What would you do?

When her sister dies, heartbroken Lizzie Breen is literally left holding the baby, or in this case her four year old nephew Nate. Amongst her sisters things she finds the contact details for the boy's father, and contacts him. But she doesn't want to lose her nephew, especially not to cynical and angry Oscar. She'll fight to keep things as they are, do whatever it takes. But Oscar Wicker has different ideas, he wants his son more than anything, but annoying Lizzie starts to grow on him too... He's unreliable, selfish, but he wants her and Nate to count on him.

Freya is a grown up child genius. Her life has been devoted to her work, her education. But it all comes unravelled in a moment through no fault of her own. How does a socially inept woman survive in a world without the protection of her work? Step in her brother, Oscar, or more importantly his aloof and damaged best friend and landlord Coop, Mitchell Cooper. Suddenly their bickering becomes something much more and Freya finds she needs Mitchell Cooper in ways she'd never before imagined. And she's been thrown head first into a world of complex relationships and emotional baggage. How is a girl to cope? How is a girl to survive that?

Marina is to outsiders an over indulged child, but she lives a sad and lonely life never fitting in anywhere. And with all her father's wealth, she finds that money can't buy friends or love...