You Belong With Me

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Beth Moran

Without a doubt You Belong With Me from Beth Moran would have to be her best work to date as she explores the life on the small Ilse of Siskin,...
THE DUKE’S SECRET

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Sue Williams

Sue Williams is renown for her accurate and detailed research on which her books are based. Her facts are referenced carefully. Her previous book dealt with early Australian History and...
Murder on the Cricket Green

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Catherine Coles

Murder on the Cricket Green is an engrossing cozy murder set in 1948, Westleham, Berkshire when the world was slowly recovering from the effects of the War. The Villagers are...
Murder at the Duomo

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TA Williams

Dan Armstrong is surrounded by family, and Oscar of course, as they enjoy their evening meal, cooked by Dan as he shows off his recently learned culinary skills. His daughter...
The Life of Violet: Three Early Stories

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Virginia Woolf. Edited Urmila Seshagiri.

The excitement generated by The Life of Violet three very early works penned by Virginia Woolf is very special. In 1907 a young Virginia Wolf drafted three stories about a...
Take Me Home to Kelsea Sands

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Sharon Booth

Take Me Home To Kelsey Sands is a gentle story about love, loss, family and second chances as Alison learns that sometimes in life you simply must take a chance,...
Death at Villa De Lacey

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Aviva Orr

Aviva Orr brings a new series of Murder Mysteries to life in Death at Villa De Lacy set in 1820, with Bridget De Lacy and Nate Squires, two young people...
The Sweet Life Café

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Helen Rolfe

Puddings, family, grief and secrets make an intriguing narrative in The Sweet Life Café, along with a living Funeral, which creates a long overdue meeting of Aunt and Nieces on...
A Scandal Changes Everything 

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Josie Johns

Society of Women Revolutionaries Book 1. Set in a time period not often utilised by ‘Regency’ romance writers A Scandal Changes Everything is based in the Politics of 1770’s Britain...
Summer Nights in Pine Harbour

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Tammy Robinson

Slightly irreverent, at least as far as family is concerned namely one Uncle, with a very nice underlying sense of humour, Summer Nights in Pine Harbour is story of forgiveness,...