books by subject
Women Writers & Fiction
Mistresses: Blackmailed For His Pleasure: Innocent in the Italian's Possession / The Greek Tycoon's Blackmailed Mistress / The Savakis Mistress
Cinderella's Christmas Secret / His Majesty's Forbidden Temptation: Cinderella's Christmas Secret / His Majesty's Forbidden Temptation
Mr One-Night Stand (Dare) (Dirty Sexy Rich, Book 3)
It Always Snows on Mistletoe Square: treat yourself to the most uplifting, escapist, festive romance of 2023!
Bride Behind The Desert Veil / One Hot New York Night: Bride Behind the Desert Veil (The Marchetti Dynasty) / One Hot New York Night (The Marchetti Dynasty)
A Forbidden Night With The Housekeeper / Revelations Of His Runaway Bride: A Forbidden Night with the Housekeeper / Revelations of His Runaway Bride
The Man to Be Reckoned With
The Sixpenny Orphan: A dramatically heartwrenching saga of two sisters, torn apart by tragic events
A Passionate Reunion In Fiji / Cinderella's Scandalous Secret: A Passionate Reunion in Fiji / Cinderella's Scandalous Secret (Mills & Boon Modern)
The Family Secret
A New Dream: A captivating family saga set in 1920s London
The Cornish Cream Tea Bus: The most heartwarming romance to escape with in summer 2020 (The Cornish Cream Tea series, Book 1)
Escape to Honeysuckle Hall
Mallory Cook and the Road Not Taken
Heiresses
Past Secrets
The Girls Left Behind: A home for troubled children; a lifetime of hidden secrets. The BRAND NEW novel from the bestselling author
Burial Rites
The Spoon Stealer
The Little Venice Bookshop
The Forgotten Tower: Long buried secrets, a dangerous stranger and a house divided...
Lying Ways
The Sea Garden
Listening to the Quiet: A gripping saga of love and secrets in a Cornish village
A Beautiful Spy: The captivating new Richard & Judy pick from the million-copy Sunday Times bestseller, based on a true story
A Cornish Inheritance: a captivating, heartwarming Cornish saga
The Prodigal Wife
Happiness for Beginners: Fun-filled, feel-good fiction from the Sunday Times bestseller
My Sister's Bones: 'Rivals The Girl on the Train as a compulsive read' Guardian
