Listings for Romance
- Moontide by E.v. Thompson
- A ship's padre, wounded at Trafalgar, is appointed to a church in Caerhays. After he becomes involved with Quakers and smugglers, he quickly falls foul of the Lord of the Manor. This is a gripping historical novel set on Cornwall’s south coast during the early 19th century.
- The Glass Lake by Maeve Binchy
- Kit McMahon lives in the small Irish town of Lough Glass, where everyone knows everyone; children who walk to school together grow up and become sweethearts and marry, people gossip and grumble and dream their lives away. For it is a place where change comes slowly. Until one day, beautiful, mysteri
- An Unwilling Conquest (mira) by Stephanie Laurens
- This book presents all the glitter and passion of Regency times through the lives and romantic escapades of the Lester Family.Having seen his sister Lenore and brother Jack caught in Parsons' mousetrap, albeit willingly, Harry Lester had no intention of following their example. Now the news was out
- A Lady Of Expectations (mira) by Stephanie Laurens
- Jack Lester had every reason to hide the news of his recently acquired fortune: he wanted an attractive, capable bride who would accept him for himself, not for his newfound riches. An impossible task given the debutantes he had seen over the past few seasons!Yet it was essential that he make his ch
- The Perfect Lover (bar Cynster) by Stephanie Laurens
- Simon Frederick Cynster is determined to find a wife. However, nothing could be more tiresome than having every blushing miss on the marriage mart thrust upon him. So he discreetly begins his search at a house party at Glossup Halland is astonished that the lady who immediately captures his interest
- A Rake's Vow (bar Cynster) by Stephanie Laurens
- He vowed he'd never marry: Vane Cynster always knew which way the wind was blowing, and it was headed in a marrying direction. The other Cynster men might not mind stepping up to the altar, but Vane never wanted to be shackled to any woman, no matter how comely. Bellamy Hall seemed like the perfect
- The Year Of The Virgins by Catherine Cookson
- It had never been the best of marriages and over recent years, it had become effectively a marriage in name and outward appearance only. Yet, in the autumn of 1960, Winifred and Daniel Coulson presented an acceptable facade to the outside world, for Daniel had prospered sufficiently to allow them to
- Nights Of Rain And Stars by Maeve Binchy
- Four strangers, with nothing in common but a need to escape, meet in a Greek taverna high above the small village of Aghia Anna. From Ireland, America, Germany and England, they have each left their homes and their old lives, when a shocking tragedy throws them unexpectedly together. Fiona is a youn
- Simply Divine by Wendy Holden
- Twentysomething magazine journalist Jane has enough stress--between breaking up with her boyfriend, falling in love with a man who leaves the country the next morning, and being generally bemused by her weight. The last thing Wendy Holden's heroine needs is glamorous socialite Champagne D'Vyne,
- Somewhere, Someday by Josephine Cox
- Barney would always love her, but he couldn¹t stay, not while his wandering soul craved adventure. Although Kelly had always known he would leave, she could never have imagined how dramatically it would change her world.
- Amy's Honeymoon by Julia Llewellyn
- A five star honeymoon in Rome - what more could a girl want? In Amy's case, a husband might come in handy...but, with the cost of a cancelled wedding to mop up and no chance of a refund on the honeymoon, she's jetting off to bask in the Italian sunshine alone. Except no one seems willing to leave he
- Bitter Seed by Meg Hutchinson
- Having suffered much cruelty at the hands of her father, Isabel Kenton is shocked to hear after his death that he was not her real father. She inherits their house while her twin brother Mark is left the family steel works. When World War I breaks out, Mark joins the RAF, and the management of the b
- A Mothers Love by Lyn Andrews
- Eve and Eddie Dobson have been running the George pub in Liverpool for over twenty years. Now the Depression is taking hold and, with money in short supply, it's galling for Eve that the barmaid they can barely afford spends the day making eyes at Eddie rather than pulling her weight behind the bar.
- Herald Of Joy by Pamela Belle
- The second of the "Wintercombe" trilogy, continuing the story of the St Barbe family of Somerset. When Sir George dies, his wife Silence holds on to the hope that she will be reunited with her love, Captain Nick Hellier, but the Cavalier Captain has enlisted in the army of young Charles II.
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