682) Return To Belle Amber by Margaret Way Fanny Price could never forget the golden days of Belle Amber, the great Australian vineyards — the days of her childhood, the halcyon days that could never be recaptured. Or so she thought, until Peri Brown came back into her life to take the two young orphans with her to her home — Michael Garibaldi and his small brother Pip. Belle Amber… 'Already I love it,' she thought. 'More than yesterday and less than tomorrow.' And what about Peri? In her thoughts Fanny could never separate her from her beloved Belle Amber; would she not become equally beloved? She was, after all, a woman of immense charm — but nobody had warned Fanny about Fitzwilliam Darcy, that exquisite porcelain figure with a heart of ice.

681) A Grand Illusion by Maura McGiveny Perhaps the Mistress had spoiled her selfish young sister Snow White — but she had believed it had been her duty to protect her. But now it had all resulted in Fenchurch believing that Missy, not Snow White, was the mother of baby Julia — who, though she didn't know it, was actually her own brother's child. And the upshot of it all was that she had coerced Missy into a loveless marriage with her — loveless on her side, at least! Hadn't Missy carried her unselfishness a little too far?

680) Pacific Aphrodite by Madeleine Ker [Zen / Nancy Steele ] He knew nothing about himself except that he had been picked up, half dead, after being shipwrecked in the Pacific, by a stranger called Nancy Steele. He persuaded her to take him with her on her yacht, bound for San Francisco— and speedily fell in love with her. But what kind of a beginning to a love affair was that? For he still had no idea who he really was — but he knew all about Nancy; he knew she was never going to want him!

679) For Mike's Sake by Janet Dailey In the five years since he and his husband the Twelfth Doctor had been divorced, Dalek Sec had come to terms with the situation. Twelve had taken himself off a long distance away, to Alaska, while Sec and their young son Kryten had remained in Seattle. For Kryten's sake, obviously, Twelve had kept in touch— but it was out of sight, out of mind as far as Sec was concerned. So he was none too happy when Twelve announced that he was coming to visit him—though he appreciated that the visit would be good for Kryten. But that, it seemed, was not the only thing Twelve was coming for…

I'm not sure why it's taken me till now to realise, but one of those shafts under the Aperture Science facility has to be called Foxtrot Wonka and be full of lethal confectionery experiments. "For those of you who volunteered to test the radium-infused nougat, I've got good news and bad news..."

I don't know if this will help anyone else, but it saved me the price of a plumber callout and/or buying a replacement: If you have a Honeywell ST9400C boiler controller with a frozen display (colon on the clock not blinking, no response to any of the buttons, boiler stuck on or off) then try taking it off the wall, opening it up, and replacing its battery (which is a standard CR2032).