A Week in Brighton -- Jennifer Moore

<p>Every woman dreams of love, but is a week in Brighton long enough to find happily ever after?</p><p>THE GRANDE HOTEL BY THE SEA by Jennifer Moore</p><p><br></p><p>After years of planning, Arthur Grande's vision for a luxury hotel in Brighton is finally becoming a reality. But unlike the rest of the town, Daphne Dayley isn't taken in by the newcomer's cheerful smile or generous nature. She sees only a wealthy opportunist threatening to close her parents' bakery. With the lease expiring in one week, the two clash in a battle of wills and wits. But they both come to discover that ambitions which had once seemed so clear may evolve when hearts are softened.</p><p><br></p><p>SIGNS OF LOVE by Annette Lyon</p><p><br></p><p>When the Hughes family vacations in Brighton, Julia goes exploring for fossils along the Undercliff path-a hobby she's developed thanks to her curiosity in science. Instead of finding fossils, she stumbles upon Silas Hayward, a handsome wine smuggler, and one of his crew. She slips away undetected but is intrigued by Hayward and drawn to him later at a ball held at the Royal Pavilion. Her long-time friend Andrew is in love with Julia and declares his heart to her at the ball. She's stunned and doesn't know how to answer, but right then, Mr. Hayward conveniently takes her away to the dance floor. The distraction is brief, however; Julia quickly learns that the Hayward is far more than a harmless wine smuggler: he's a traitor to the nation. If she can't stop his