Discover the sensual and sweeping power of love in New York Times bestselling author Judith McNaught’s contemporary romances that will make “you laugh, cry, and fall in love again” ( RT Book Reviews ). When multinational tycoon Cole Harrison approaches her on a moonlit balcony at the White Orchid Charity Ball, Diana Foster has no idea how life-changing the night ahead will be. The most lavish social event of the Houston season had brought out Texas aristocracy in glittering array but Diana only agreed to attend to save face after reading about her fiancé leaving her for an Italian heiress in a sleazy gossip magazine. Her Beautiful Living magazine is her family’s success story, and Diana knows that as a single, childless, and suddenly unengaged woman, she is not living up to its lucrative image of upscale domestic tranquility. But when she spots the pride of Dallas billionaires, Cole Harrison, closing in on her with two crystal flutes and a bottle of champagne, she has no idea that he has ulterior motives for seducing her tonight. And he certainly has no idea that a match made in what he considers logic’s heaven might be headed straight for an unexpected, once-in-a-lifetime love. “Judith McNaught once again works her unique magic in this charming, sparkling romance” ( RT Book Reviews, 4 stars ) . Judith McNaught once again works her unique magic in this charming, sparkling romance. -- RT Book Reviews on REMEMBER WHEN People have been waiting for this book for years… Until You takes you on a roller-coaster ride of emotions. -- Kathe Robin in USA Today on UNTIL YOU By portraying her protagonists with verve and good humor, and adroitly mixing corporate maneuvers and passionate encounters, McNaught has produced a captivating tale. -- Publishers Weekly on PARADISE Fans of Danielle Steel and Janet Daily who enjoy a stylish… fast-paced story will welcome McNaught. -- Library Journal on PARADISE Judith McNaught comes close to an Edith Wharton edge. -- The Chicago Tribune on PARADISE A mixture of virtue and passion that is almost—ahem—perfect. -- Kirkus Reviews on PERFECT Judith McNaught is in a class by herself. -- USA Today on WHITNEY, MY LOVE The ultimate love story, one you can dream about forever. -- RT Book Reviews on WHITNEY, MY LOVE A wonderful love story…fast-paced and exciting…great dialogue! -- New York Times bestselling author Jude Deveraux on WHITNEY, MY LOVE A perennial favorite, Judith McNaught adds a new layer of suspense to her latest romantic release. Her unique voice and talent shine through in this exciting tale of loyalty, love and danger. -- RT Book Reviews on NIGHT WHISPERS …Romance is McNaught's bread and butter and she serves it up in abundance. -- Publishers Weekly on SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME Judith McNaught not only spins dreams, but she makes them come true... She makes you laugh, cry and fall in love again. This book is a cherished treasure. -- RT Book Reviews on SOMETHING WONDERFUL Well-developed main characters with a compelling mutual attraction give strength and charm to this romance set in 19th-century Great Britain. -- Publishers Weekly on ALMOST HEAVEN Judith McNaught is a magical dreamspinner, a sensitive writer who draws on our childhood hopes and reminds us of loves power. A KINGDOM OF DREAMS will stay in your heart forever and be a classic on your shelves. -- RT Book Reviews on A KINGDOM OF DREAMS Judith McNaught is the #1 New York Times bestselling author who first soared to stardom with her stunning bestseller Whitney, My Love , and went on to win the hearts of millions of readers with Once and Always , Something Wonderful , A Kingdom of Dreams , Almost Heaven , Paradise , Perfect , Until You , Remember When , Someone to Watch Over Me , the #1 New York Times bestseller Night Whispers , and many other novels. There are more than thirty million copies of her books in print. She lives in Texas. Remember When Chapter 1 Houston, 1979 DIANA, ARE YOU STILL AWAKE? I’d like to talk to you.” Diana stopped in the act of turning off the lamp beside her bed and leaned back against the pillows. “Okay,” she called. “How’s the jet lag, honey?” her father asked as he walked toward her bed. “Are you exhausted?” At forty-three, Robert Foster was a tall, broad-shouldered Houston oilman with prematurely gray hair who normally exuded self-assurance, but not tonight. Tonight, he looked distinctly uneasy, and Diana knew why. Although she was only fourteen, she wasn’t silly enough to think he’d come there to talk about whether she had jet lag. He wanted to talk to her about her new stepmother and stepsister, whom she’d met for the first time this afternoon when she arrived home from a vacation in Europe with school friends. “I’m okay,” she said. “Diana—” he began; then he hesitated, sat down on the bed beside her, and took her hand in his. After a moment, he began again. “I know how strange it must have seemed to you to come home today and find out I’d re