Reprint. Titles originally published separately in 1991 as books 1 and 2 of the Calhoun Women series.
Contents:
Courting Catherine -- Man for Amanda.
Summary:
"Courting Catherine": Catherine "C.C." Calhoun is determined to keep her family's estate, known affectionately as the Towers, in the family. She admits the cost of keeping up the crumbling mansion might be quickly exceeding what C.C., her sisters and her aunt can afford, but the only way to save the house can't be to sell it. Especially not to arrogant and handsome hotel magnate Trenton St James III. Trent doesn't believe in mixing business with pleasure, especially with a woman who expects -- and deserves -- true love and marriage. Trent has little faith in either. And yet, C.C.'s passion and purpose begin to change his mind about the Towers and about love. But can he have one without sacrificing the other? "Man for Amanda": No-nonsense Amanda Calhoun is more concerned with her endless to-do lists than her aunt Coco's predictions about a man appearing in her life. But when easy-going architect Sloan O'Riley shows up to renovate the Calhoun estate, the Towers, the coincidence is hard to ignore. Immediately attracted to Mandy, Sloan tries to charm her every chance he gets, but Mandy's attention is divided when the mystery of an old family heirloom resurfaces.
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