Love Heart Lane – where friends are there for you no matter what A second chance… When her grandfather Marley passes away Grace Power discovers she’s been left the beautiful
To the outside world, my universe is bright and shiny. No one would imagine how dim and dark my life really is. With a fractured heart and a broken body,
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Colm O’Flynn was loved by his close circle of family and friends, however his death came too soon for everyone to make peace with their past. Shauna, his second wife,
Nina Dean is not especially bothered that she’s single. She owns her own apartment, she’s about to publish her second book, she has a great relationship with her ex-boyfriend, and
Stranded at the altar, knee-deep in her fiancé’s gambling debts, Vicki Marchant seizes her freedom and moves to France, to paint. It’s her time. No man will get in the
Her work has got in the way of relationships before – but never like this. Anna’s job as a geologist takes her all over the world, including to the beautiful island
Are you suffering from a broken heart? Searching for the right medicine? Staring down the barrel of being single and not knowing where to start? Learn from Grace Callaghan! She’s
Blog Tour, Book Review, Contemporary, Grief, Rachel's Random Resources, Romance, Suicide, Women's Fiction
A dream job, two handsome men, one destructive act. Will Freya’s opportunity of a lifetime end in tears? When Freya leaves her publishing job in London to be a barefoot
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What if we’re all just searching for something? Anna Stewart is lost. After barely surviving a car accident as a teenager, Anna is scared of settling. Flitting between jobs, boyfriends and
Nell Chapman has always assumed that one (or the other) of her twin sons would help run her antique shop once they finished university. The boys, however, have other plans,
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Edith, an elderly widow with a large house in an Islington garden square, needs a carer. Lauren, a nail technician born in the East End, needs somewhere to live. A
There’s someone out there for everyone… you just need to know where to look… Unlucky in love Poppy Allen is the producer of a brand-new TV show, ‘Date for a Day’ –
Blog Tour, Book Review, Chick Lit, Contemporary, Rachel's Random Resources, Romance, Women's Fiction
Lainey Summers feels blessed to have her dream job writing for a renowned foodie magazine. And the day she goes to interview chef Rick Oliver at his new restaurant—Aleatory—in London’s
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When a tyrant in stilettos replaces her beloved boss, and her ex snags her coveted job, teacher Dana Narvana discovers there are worse things than getting dumped on Facebook. Time
When you’ve loved and lost, how do you find the strength to let love in again? Jemma thinks she’s found the love of her life. Scott is everything she ever
Baroness Agnès de Saint-Aubin is a young Parisian doctor with a mysterious past. She follows the attractive—but married—Dr. Alan Bell to the front lines at the Château de Dragoncourt in
Blog Tour, Book Review, Chick Lit, Contemporary, Rachel's Random Resources, Romance, Women's Fiction
A broken heart, an island escape, a boy from the past. Will Lottie’s search lead to love? When a special anniversary takes Lottie on a journey to find the little
‘Clever, wise and achingly funny.’ Cathy Kelly ‘You can have it all,’ they said. ‘Happy children, happy marriage, great career – no problem,’ they said… Mother-of-one Saoirse is just about
Could Mr. Right-Now actually be Mr. Right? Lexie Whittle thought she had life all sewn up, with a gorgeous husband, a beautiful home, and an utterly delightful teenage stepson. Until husband
Will and I didn’t have a clue what we were signing up for. It turns out that there’s loads we weren’t warned about: You’ll spend more time spooning your child’s