Michaels, Fern

"Ricky Lam had it all -- a thriving film career, the adoration of countless fans, incredible wealth, and a cocaine and alcohol problem that almost destroyed him. Luckily, he also had his older brother Philip -- who strong-armed him into an addiction clinic. After 15 years, Ricky wants to mend the rift that erupted between the brothers during those dark days. But when tragedy strikes, erasing Ricky's dreams of winning Philip's forgiveness, he resets his priorities and dedicates himself to his brother's dream -- the construction of a unique resort in South Carolina called the Crown Jewel. When Ricky steps into his brothers' shoes he encounters unsettling contradictions, as well as his sister-in-law Roxy Lam, who leads him to the mystery at the center of his brother's life and into a love affair far richer and more challenging than any he has experienced before."--container.

After three years of marriage to two-timing cad Kent Bliss, Rosie realizes that her estranged friend Vickie was right about Kent and kicks him out. After beginning a diet and exercise regime, Rosie wins $302 million in a lottery and finds Kent ready to claim a share of her money and herself more in need of her friends than ever.

Rosalind "Lin" Townsend, thrown out of the house at the age of seventeen when she becomes pregnant, and rejected by the baby's father, Nick Pemberton, manages to raise her son on her own and is about to send him off to college at New York University nineteen years later when she crosses paths with Nick, now a millionaire, and decides to get revenge by enacting a plan to disrupt his life and his finances.

The members of the Sisterhood take on a deceitful lawyer who has created a highly successful illegal baby selling ring, risking everything to dispense their own unique brand of justice and reunite the devastated parents with their children.

Annie Clark hits the jackpot when a bank robber tosses a half million dollars into her trunk. She uses the money to set up businesses and pays the bank back anonymously little by little. Everything is fine until the robber gets out of jail and comes looking for the money.