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Secondhand Contemporary & Romance Bargain Book Box

Indulge in this captivating selection of contemporary fiction and heartwarming romance, featuring the celebrated storytelling of Danielle Steel, Maeve Binchy, and JoJo Moyes. This box offers twenty-two books that delve into the complexities of love, family, and second chances, from the quiet emotional depth of Joanna Trollope to the high-stakes drama of Nicholas Sparks. Prepare for a journey through emotional landscapes and unforgettable human connections. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

  1. To Love Again by Danielle Steel
    A famous, successful fashion designer whose life was shattered by the tragic death of her husband retreats from the world and builds emotional walls to protect herself from further pain. While working on a humanitarian project in war-torn Cambodia, she meets a charismatic journalist who challenges her isolation. She must decide if she can risk heartbreak one more time and learn to love again.

  2. Granny Dan by Danielle Steel
    The novel unfolds the extraordinary life story of a woman known only as Granny Dan, who harbors the secret past of being a prima ballerina for the Imperial Russian Ballet. Through the memories shared with her grandson, the narrative travels back to Czarist Russia, tracing a forbidden love and the immense sacrifice she made to protect her passion and her child. It is a tribute to enduring love and the resilience of the human spirit.

  3. Mirror Image by Danielle Steel
    A pair of identical twin sisters are separated by vastly different life paths—one marries into wealth and society, the other lives a modest life marked by compassion. When a tragic accident leaves one sister widowed, the survivor is thrust into her twin's glamorous, complicated world. She must navigate social deception and emotional confusion, all while fighting to retain her own identity and find true love.

  4. Full Circle by Danielle Steel
    Tana Roberts is a beautiful, privileged young woman whose life is irrevocably changed by the social and political turmoil of the 1960s. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery and idealism that takes her far from her comfortable upbringing and into dangerous, unfamiliar territory. The story follows her decades-long quest for meaning, love, and fulfillment as she seeks to complete the full circle of her destiny.

  5. Lone Eagle by Danielle Steel
    The novel chronicles the sweeping, passionate love story between an American aviator who becomes a celebrated war hero and the glamorous, independently minded woman he leaves behind. Their lives diverge dramatically during the upheaval of World War I and the subsequent decades, yet their bond remains fiercely intact. It is an exploration of fate, commitment, and a love strong enough to span continents and time.

  6. Amazing Grace by Danielle Steel
    When a catastrophic earthquake strikes San Francisco, the lives of three very different strangers—a socialite, a dedicated priest, and a homeless woman—are unexpectedly thrown together. Forced to confront their deepest fears and prejudices amidst the chaos, they forge an unlikely bond in the wake of the disaster. This novel is a testament to the power of human connection and the unexpected ways grace can appear during moments of extreme crisis.

  7. Vanished by Danielle Steel
    A young married couple's idyllic life is shattered when their infant son is mysteriously kidnapped, leading to a decade-long search that devastates their marriage and drives them to the brink of despair. Years later, a shocking discovery renews their hope, but also forces them to confront the ruthless individuals behind the crime. This gripping story is a portrait of parental tenacity and the enduring nature of hope in the face of tragedy.

  8. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding
    Bridget Jones returns, still navigating the hilarious and often humiliating chaos of her career, love life, and never-ending quest for self-improvement. Having seemingly found happiness with the handsome Mark Darcy, she quickly finds herself plunged into a whirlwind of jealousy, miscommunication, and international adventure. This witty sequel perfectly captures the neuroses of modern single life with unflinching humor and warmth.

  9. Her Billionaire in Hiding / Secret Princess by Melanie Milburne / Annie West (2-in-1 Romance)
    This book contains two separate Harlequin-style contemporary romances focusing on themes of mistaken identity, unexpected royalty, and discovering love despite social barriers. Her Billionaire in Hiding explores a wealthy man concealing his fortune, while Secret Princess follows a royal who must hide her true identity while seeking a normal life. Both offer high-stakes romance and guaranteed emotional resolution.

  10. The Copper Beech by Maeve Binchy
    The story revolves around the communal noticeboard in the small village of Shancarrig, specifically the one nailed to a great copper beech tree, where messages and secrets are exchanged. Over several decades, the narratives of the villagers—their loves, losses, ambitions, and disappointments—are subtly revealed through the messages they leave. Binchy weaves a heartwarming tapestry of Irish life and interconnected community bonds.

  11. Evening Class by Maeve Binchy
    A group of diverse individuals from different backgrounds come together in Dublin to attend a struggling Italian language class led by a disillusioned teacher. What begins as a hesitant educational venture quickly evolves into a support system where personal barriers crumble and unexpected friendships and romances flourish. The class provides them all with a much-needed second chance at happiness and life fulfillment.

  12. Tara Road by Maeve Binchy
    Two women—one in Ireland, one in the US—feeling desperate and trapped in their lives, decide on an impulsive house swap for the summer, trading their homes and daily routines. The temporary change of scenery forces each woman to confront the underlying issues in her life and ultimately leads them both toward profound healing and the discovery of new possibilities for love and independence.

  13. The One Plus One by JoJo Moyes
    Jess Thomas is a single mother working multiple jobs to keep her family afloat when her genius daughter's future is jeopardized by a lack of funds. An unexpected chance encounter with a wealthy, troubled tech entrepreneur leads to a shared road trip that transforms their lives. This novel explores how hope, resilience, and unexpected kindness can emerge from the most desperate circumstances.

  14. Never Too Late by Cathy Kelly
    When a high-powered businesswoman suddenly loses her job and her husband, she retreats to her childhood home in Ireland to reassess her life, where she finds herself drawn back into the lives of her estranged sisters. As they navigate their own emotional upheavals and past regrets, they must learn to support each other and recognize that it is never too late to reinvent oneself or find true contentment.

  15. Solace of Sin by Catherine Cookson
    A dramatic and deeply emotional novel set in the harsh landscape of early 20th-century Tyneside, focusing on the life of a strong, compassionate woman fighting to survive poverty and social prejudice. She finds herself navigating complex relationships and the rigid social hierarchy while seeking love and stability for her family. Cookson paints a vivid portrait of resilience and the search for acceptance.

  16. Balancing Act by Joanna Trollope
    The novel focuses on the seemingly idyllic marriage of a couple who run a highly successful, shared business and the sudden crisis that erupts when their careful balancing act begins to collapse. As professional and personal boundaries blur, the four children and various employees are caught in the escalating tension. Trollope masterfully explores the intricate pressures of modern family life and career demands.

  17. Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
    Jenna Metcalf has spent her life searching for her mother, Alice, a renowned elephant researcher who vanished mysteriously ten years earlier after a tragic accident at the sanctuary. Desperate for answers, Jenna enlists the help of a cynical detective and a psychic to piece together the fragmented clues. This emotional novel explores the profound bonds between mothers and daughters and the devastating consequences of secrets.

  18. One For My Baby by Tony Parsons
    Alf is a man devastated by the sudden, tragic loss of his wife and struggling to raise his young daughter while navigating an abyss of grief and single parenthood. He begins a clumsy, painful journey back toward life and love, grappling with the memory of his past while trying to embrace an uncertain future. Parsons delivers a raw, honest portrayal of male vulnerability and the enduring strength of paternal love.

  19. The Horse Dancer by JoJo Moyes
    Sarah, a talented but sheltered young girl, finds comfort and companionship with her beloved aging horse, Boo, dreaming of a future as an Olympic equestrian. When her grandfather suffers a stroke, their fragile life is upended, forcing them to turn to a cynical, city-dwelling lawyer for help. The story follows their collective struggle to save the horse and reignite their own shattered dreams.

  20. The Weight of Water by Anita Shreve
    A photographer, accompanied by her husband and sister-in-law, travels to a small island off the coast of New Hampshire to research a century-old murder case involving two Norwegian immigrants. As she delves into the historical documents, she finds striking parallels between the intense, claustrophobic atmosphere of the past and the volatile, dangerous tensions within her own marriage. The novel is a chilling study of jealousy and moral ambiguity.

  21. The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks
    Ronnie Miller, a rebellious teenage girl from New York, is forced to spend the summer with her estranged father in a quiet, small beach town in North Carolina. Through their shared passion for music and the unexpected connection Ronnie makes with a local boy, they begin to heal their fractured relationship. This moving novel is a powerful exploration of first love, family forgiveness, and the bonds that endure loss.

  22. Second Chance / The Personal Shopper / Married to a Stranger by Jane Green / Carmen Reid / Patricia Macdonald (Triple Bill)
    This volume contains three complete contemporary romance stories focusing on women facing pivotal life choices and unexpected turns. Second Chance focuses on a woman starting over; The Personal Shopper involves a woman whose career changes her life; and Married to a Stranger explores the consequences of a marriage built on secrets. It offers a triple dose of engaging, emotional storytelling.



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Secondhand Contemporary & Romance Bargain Book Box

Indulge in this captivating selection of contemporary fiction and heartwarming romance, featuring the celebrated storytelling of Danielle Steel, Maeve Binchy, and JoJo Moyes. This box offers twenty-two books that delve into the complexities of love, family, and second chances, from the quiet emotional depth of Joanna Trollope to the high-stakes drama of Nicholas Sparks. Prepare for a journey through emotional landscapes and unforgettable human connections. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

  1. To Love Again by Danielle Steel
    A famous, successful fashion designer whose life was shattered by the tragic death of her husband retreats from the world and builds emotional walls to protect herself from further pain. While working on a humanitarian project in war-torn Cambodia, she meets a charismatic journalist who challenges her isolation. She must decide if she can risk heartbreak one more time and learn to love again.

  2. Granny Dan by Danielle Steel
    The novel unfolds the extraordinary life story of a woman known only as Granny Dan, who harbors the secret past of being a prima ballerina for the Imperial Russian Ballet. Through the memories shared with her grandson, the narrative travels back to Czarist Russia, tracing a forbidden love and the immense sacrifice she made to protect her passion and her child. It is a tribute to enduring love and the resilience of the human spirit.

  3. Mirror Image by Danielle Steel
    A pair of identical twin sisters are separated by vastly different life paths—one marries into wealth and society, the other lives a modest life marked by compassion. When a tragic accident leaves one sister widowed, the survivor is thrust into her twin's glamorous, complicated world. She must navigate social deception and emotional confusion, all while fighting to retain her own identity and find true love.

  4. Full Circle by Danielle Steel
    Tana Roberts is a beautiful, privileged young woman whose life is irrevocably changed by the social and political turmoil of the 1960s. She embarks on a journey of self-discovery and idealism that takes her far from her comfortable upbringing and into dangerous, unfamiliar territory. The story follows her decades-long quest for meaning, love, and fulfillment as she seeks to complete the full circle of her destiny.

  5. Lone Eagle by Danielle Steel
    The novel chronicles the sweeping, passionate love story between an American aviator who becomes a celebrated war hero and the glamorous, independently minded woman he leaves behind. Their lives diverge dramatically during the upheaval of World War I and the subsequent decades, yet their bond remains fiercely intact. It is an exploration of fate, commitment, and a love strong enough to span continents and time.

  6. Amazing Grace by Danielle Steel
    When a catastrophic earthquake strikes San Francisco, the lives of three very different strangers—a socialite, a dedicated priest, and a homeless woman—are unexpectedly thrown together. Forced to confront their deepest fears and prejudices amidst the chaos, they forge an unlikely bond in the wake of the disaster. This novel is a testament to the power of human connection and the unexpected ways grace can appear during moments of extreme crisis.

  7. Vanished by Danielle Steel
    A young married couple's idyllic life is shattered when their infant son is mysteriously kidnapped, leading to a decade-long search that devastates their marriage and drives them to the brink of despair. Years later, a shocking discovery renews their hope, but also forces them to confront the ruthless individuals behind the crime. This gripping story is a portrait of parental tenacity and the enduring nature of hope in the face of tragedy.

  8. Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason by Helen Fielding
    Bridget Jones returns, still navigating the hilarious and often humiliating chaos of her career, love life, and never-ending quest for self-improvement. Having seemingly found happiness with the handsome Mark Darcy, she quickly finds herself plunged into a whirlwind of jealousy, miscommunication, and international adventure. This witty sequel perfectly captures the neuroses of modern single life with unflinching humor and warmth.

  9. Her Billionaire in Hiding / Secret Princess by Melanie Milburne / Annie West (2-in-1 Romance)
    This book contains two separate Harlequin-style contemporary romances focusing on themes of mistaken identity, unexpected royalty, and discovering love despite social barriers. Her Billionaire in Hiding explores a wealthy man concealing his fortune, while Secret Princess follows a royal who must hide her true identity while seeking a normal life. Both offer high-stakes romance and guaranteed emotional resolution.

  10. The Copper Beech by Maeve Binchy
    The story revolves around the communal noticeboard in the small village of Shancarrig, specifically the one nailed to a great copper beech tree, where messages and secrets are exchanged. Over several decades, the narratives of the villagers—their loves, losses, ambitions, and disappointments—are subtly revealed through the messages they leave. Binchy weaves a heartwarming tapestry of Irish life and interconnected community bonds.

  11. Evening Class by Maeve Binchy
    A group of diverse individuals from different backgrounds come together in Dublin to attend a struggling Italian language class led by a disillusioned teacher. What begins as a hesitant educational venture quickly evolves into a support system where personal barriers crumble and unexpected friendships and romances flourish. The class provides them all with a much-needed second chance at happiness and life fulfillment.

  12. Tara Road by Maeve Binchy
    Two women—one in Ireland, one in the US—feeling desperate and trapped in their lives, decide on an impulsive house swap for the summer, trading their homes and daily routines. The temporary change of scenery forces each woman to confront the underlying issues in her life and ultimately leads them both toward profound healing and the discovery of new possibilities for love and independence.

  13. The One Plus One by JoJo Moyes
    Jess Thomas is a single mother working multiple jobs to keep her family afloat when her genius daughter's future is jeopardized by a lack of funds. An unexpected chance encounter with a wealthy, troubled tech entrepreneur leads to a shared road trip that transforms their lives. This novel explores how hope, resilience, and unexpected kindness can emerge from the most desperate circumstances.

  14. Never Too Late by Cathy Kelly
    When a high-powered businesswoman suddenly loses her job and her husband, she retreats to her childhood home in Ireland to reassess her life, where she finds herself drawn back into the lives of her estranged sisters. As they navigate their own emotional upheavals and past regrets, they must learn to support each other and recognize that it is never too late to reinvent oneself or find true contentment.

  15. Solace of Sin by Catherine Cookson
    A dramatic and deeply emotional novel set in the harsh landscape of early 20th-century Tyneside, focusing on the life of a strong, compassionate woman fighting to survive poverty and social prejudice. She finds herself navigating complex relationships and the rigid social hierarchy while seeking love and stability for her family. Cookson paints a vivid portrait of resilience and the search for acceptance.

  16. Balancing Act by Joanna Trollope
    The novel focuses on the seemingly idyllic marriage of a couple who run a highly successful, shared business and the sudden crisis that erupts when their careful balancing act begins to collapse. As professional and personal boundaries blur, the four children and various employees are caught in the escalating tension. Trollope masterfully explores the intricate pressures of modern family life and career demands.

  17. Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
    Jenna Metcalf has spent her life searching for her mother, Alice, a renowned elephant researcher who vanished mysteriously ten years earlier after a tragic accident at the sanctuary. Desperate for answers, Jenna enlists the help of a cynical detective and a psychic to piece together the fragmented clues. This emotional novel explores the profound bonds between mothers and daughters and the devastating consequences of secrets.

  18. One For My Baby by Tony Parsons
    Alf is a man devastated by the sudden, tragic loss of his wife and struggling to raise his young daughter while navigating an abyss of grief and single parenthood. He begins a clumsy, painful journey back toward life and love, grappling with the memory of his past while trying to embrace an uncertain future. Parsons delivers a raw, honest portrayal of male vulnerability and the enduring strength of paternal love.

  19. The Horse Dancer by JoJo Moyes
    Sarah, a talented but sheltered young girl, finds comfort and companionship with her beloved aging horse, Boo, dreaming of a future as an Olympic equestrian. When her grandfather suffers a stroke, their fragile life is upended, forcing them to turn to a cynical, city-dwelling lawyer for help. The story follows their collective struggle to save the horse and reignite their own shattered dreams.

  20. The Weight of Water by Anita Shreve
    A photographer, accompanied by her husband and sister-in-law, travels to a small island off the coast of New Hampshire to research a century-old murder case involving two Norwegian immigrants. As she delves into the historical documents, she finds striking parallels between the intense, claustrophobic atmosphere of the past and the volatile, dangerous tensions within her own marriage. The novel is a chilling study of jealousy and moral ambiguity.

  21. The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks
    Ronnie Miller, a rebellious teenage girl from New York, is forced to spend the summer with her estranged father in a quiet, small beach town in North Carolina. Through their shared passion for music and the unexpected connection Ronnie makes with a local boy, they begin to heal their fractured relationship. This moving novel is a powerful exploration of first love, family forgiveness, and the bonds that endure loss.

  22. Second Chance / The Personal Shopper / Married to a Stranger by Jane Green / Carmen Reid / Patricia Macdonald (Triple Bill)
    This volume contains three complete contemporary romance stories focusing on women facing pivotal life choices and unexpected turns. Second Chance focuses on a woman starting over; The Personal Shopper involves a woman whose career changes her life; and Married to a Stranger explores the consequences of a marriage built on secrets. It offers a triple dose of engaging, emotional storytelling.