Showing posts with label Romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Romance. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Honeymoon


Amy Jenkins

Honeymoon is about a girl who has doubts about her nice suitable man, and doubts about commitment. She still carries a torch for Alex, the Love Of Her Life, someone she spent only one night with. A perfect night. A soulmate night. Seven years on, she's ambushed by Ed, a suitable young man so nice and kind there's nothing for it but to marry him. An then they go on honeymoon.... book jacket
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Monday, June 1, 2009

Wings of the Storm


J.H. Fletcher

Cal Jessop returns to his home on the South Australian coast still blaming himself for what happened one fateful evening in Paris. Once he was regarded as one of Australia's most promising young artists. Now, the future is bleak; his work, like his life, devastated by guilt.

Kathryn Fanning's future seems secure. Everyone, Kathryn included, expects her to marry Charles Chivers, the local doctor.

Unexpectedly, Wagner intervenes. When Cal and Kathryn meet at a performance of Rheingold, their futures are changed irrevocably.

Kathryn brings renewed hope and purpose into Cal's life. He journeys into the summer heat of the outback seeking emptiness and light for a new series of paintings.

Uncertain of their feelings for each other, the desert will test them both in very different ways.
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

In Her Shoes


Jennifer Weiner


Rose Feller is thirty; a successful lawyer with high hopes of a relationship with Jim, Mr Not-Quite-Right, a senior partner in her firm. The last thing she needs is her messed-up, only occasionally employed sister Maggie moving in: drinking, smoking, stealing her money - and her shoes - and spoiling her chance of romance. If only Maggie would grow up and settle down with a nice guy and a steady job.


Maggie is drop dead gorgeous and irresistible to men. She's going to make it big as a TV presenter, or a singer, or an actress. All she needs is a lucky break. What she doesn't need is her uptight sister Rose interfering in her life. If only Rose would lighten-up, have some fun - and learn how to use a pair of tweezers.


Rose and Maggie think they have nothing in common but a childhood tragedy, shared DNA and the same size feet, but they are about to find out that they're more alike than they's ever believe."

Monday, February 2, 2009

Rooks Nest


June Barraclough

“The time is the mid-nineteenth century and Meta Moore is living with her adopted Aunt Augusta, at Hartsedge Hall in Yorkshire. Her dream is to return to Rooks Nest, the house where she was born – and where her mother died – with its lake and neglected gardens. Her obsession with the place does not diminish as she reaches adolescence and meets her first object of affection: Lavinia Logan, a “woman of the world” who comes to teach at her aunt’s school; nor later when she goes away from home as a governess to a Jewish family and whilst these falls passionately in love with a young musician, Daniel Reiss. Never a conformist, Meta has a painful gorwing up before she is able to discover happiness.” – book cover.
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The Ragged School




F.K.Salwood

Having lost her husband at Dunkirk, Rebecca Daniels is not only raising her young daughter, Kim, single-handedly, but is coping with the demands of full-time teaching.

Then fate plays a hand in the form of a letter from Rebecca’s Great Aunt Amelia. She is the owner of a school at Hornchurch in Essex and invites Rebecca to come and teach there. She accepts the invitation with relief and soon forms a close bond with her feisty great aunt. Rebecca also comes to the attention of several suitors including Sergeant Luke Adams, a Cornish pilot from the neighbouring RAF base, and the attractive Dr. Christopher Bates….” – book cover

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Endless Chain


Emilie Richards

The story covers the events in a small town, Toms Brook in the Shenandoah Valley, Virginia, which occur after Sam Kinkade, the minister of the local church, plans to welcome the area's growing Hispanic community.

The story is woven around the activities of the local Quilting Bee. The title of the book refers to the pattern being used to construct a hand-made quilt.

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Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Wild Silk


By Elizabeth Warne

A rags to riches story – unwed mother flees forced marriage only to escape to the slums of Bristol , from there through her fierce determination she works her way to establish a successful business, earn her fortune, and to seek for true love.
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