The Desert Castle / Collision Course / Ride a Black Horse

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RIDE A BLACK HORSE by Margaret Pargeter
The advertisement for a Girl Friday seemed just the job Jane was looking for -- with a chance to work in the wild border country of Northumberland and train for a riding school of her own. Without hesitation, she started off to apply for a position at High Litton; but the owner, Karl Grierson, was not quite what Jane had been looking for!

COLLISION COURSE by Jane Donnelly
Everyone in the village was agog with excitement because Luke Hannay, the world-famous journalist and television personality, was coming to open the new club house. Everyone, that is, but Rosemary Smith -- and she was determined that her path and Luke Hannay's would never cross again. She knew she could never forgive him for the wrong he had done her in the past. But, after all, her path and his did cross again, and against her inclination Rosemary found her feelings beginning to change. She had hoped to be revenged on Luke Hannay; did she really want to, now?

THE DESERT CASTLE by Isobel Chace
When her mother, rather highhandedly, arranged for her to go out to work for Gregory Randall in Amman, Marion Shirley was uncertain about her feelings. Although that part of the world was bound to be fascinating, perhaps Gregory himself might be too fascinating for her peace of mind.