Follow a Stranger, Man in Charge, The Bride of Romano

Follow a Stranger by Charlotte Lamb
Kate hadn't liked the haughty Greek, Marc Lillitos, from the first moment she met him, and it was only for the sake of her fiance Peter, a keen archaeologist, that she had accepted Marc's invitation to the two of them to visit his Greek island home. Somehow she felt apprehensive about it all. But what had she to fear?

Man in Charge by Lilian Peake
Juliet was delighted to get the job at Majors boutique, and full of ideas and enthusiasm about it -- but she found herself continually in conflict with the man in charge, the chairman's son, Drew Major. She wanted to keep the job but was it worth it, if it meant fighting this cynical man every step of the way?

The Bride of Romano by Rebecca Stratton
It was the charming Paolo Veronese who had got Storm the job of governess to little Gino in southern Italy, but it was Gino's stern guardian, Alexei Romano, who caused her all the heart-searching. She knew that in getting involved with Alexei she would be utterly outclassed, but all the same .