Secondhand Romance Fiction Bargain Book Box SP2854

Secondhand Romance Fiction Bargain Book Box SP2854

Twenty-four romance paperbacks dominated by a dozen Janet Dailey titles across Silhouette, Mills & Boon, and her standalone releases — with Jude Deveraux, Cait London, Debbie Macomber, and Suzanne Forster rounding out the box. A generous haul for anyone who likes their romance with a western drawl or a cowboy hat.

1. Marry Me, Cowboy! — Janet Dailey / Margaret Way / Susan Fox / Anne McAllister — Four authors, four cowboy romances in a single anthology — Dailey leading the roundup.
2. Foxfire Light — Janet Dailey — A Missouri Ozarks setting and a resistant heroine, with the kind of rugged landscape Dailey made her own.
3. The Rogue — Janet Dailey — A man who can't be trusted — until he can — in one of Dailey's most characteristically blunt standalone romances.
4. Leftover Love — Janet Dailey — A woman searching for her birth mother on a Nebraska ranch, with a rancher who complicates everything — one of Dailey's more emotionally layered novels.
5. The Best Way to Lose — Janet Dailey — A beauty queen, a cynical journalist, and the question of whether she can prove him wrong about everything he thinks she is.
6. Invisible Wife — Jane Arbor (Mills & Boon) — A woman overlooked until she isn't — undemanding, warm, and exactly what the genre promises.
7. Research into Marriage — Penny Jordan (Mills & Boon) — Jordan's characteristic emotional intensity applied to a marriage-of-convenience plot — sharper and more psychologically probing than the cover suggests.
8. Sun Lord's Woman — Violet Winspear (Mills & Boon Romance) — Winspear's lush, gothic-tinged style at its most atmospheric — vintage Mills & Boon.
9. For the Love of God — Janet Dailey (Silhouette Romance #118) — A missionary daughter and a man who has lost his faith — one of Dailey's more unusual Silhouette pairings.
10. Western Man — Janet Dailey — A Montana rancher and the city woman who can't decide whether to stay — classic Dailey territory.
11. The Pride of Hannah Wade — Janet Dailey — A cavalry officer's wife returned from Apache captivity to a world that views her differently — one of Dailey's more adventurous historical-western plots.
12. Masquerade — Janet Dailey — New Orleans Mardi Gras, a costume ball, and an identity that needs unmasking — glamorous and plot-driven by Dailey's standards.
13. Mistletoe and Holly — Janet Dailey (Silhouette Romance #195) — A Vermont Christmas romance with Dailey's trademark directness.
14. Night of the Panther — Suzanne Forster (Loveswept) — Forster's entry brings the darker, more intense edge the Loveswept line was known for — a hero who is genuinely dangerous.
15. Silver Wings, Santiago Blue — Janet Dailey — One of Dailey's most ambitious novels, following a female WWII pilot across decades — larger in scope than her typical romance.
16. From Florida Fling to Forever / Secret From Their LA Night — Susan Carlisle / Julie Danvers (Mills & Boon Medical) — Two medical romances in one volume, each with its own vivid setting.
17. Voyage of the Mistral — Madeleine Ker (Mills & Boon) — Ker's Mediterranean setting and elegant prose make this one of the more sophisticated entries in the Mills & Boon Romance line.
18. The Groom Candidate — Cait London (Silhouette Desire, Man of the Month) — London's earthy, contemporary voice applied to a woman who thinks she's interviewing a husband.
19. Mountain Laurel — Jude Deveraux — Deveraux's American West historical romance, with the lush emotional energy and strong-willed heroine that made her a bestseller.
20. The Hostage Bride — Janet Dailey (Silhouette Romance) — A woman held by the man who has reason to distrust her family — tense plotting, classic Dailey.
21. No Quarter Asked — Janet Dailey (Mills & Boon Classics) — One of Dailey's earliest Mills & Boon titles, set on a Texas ranch, reprinted as a fan favourite.
22. Tallchief's Bride — Cait London (Silhouette Desire, Man of the Month) — London's Native American hero and the emotional complexity that set her Silhouette Desire work apart.
23. Big Sur — Elizabeth Graham (Mills & Boon Romance) — A California coastal setting gives this romance a distinctive atmosphere — ocean, cliffs, and a hero with secrets.
24. Wedding Fever — Debbie Macomber — Macomber's warm, community-centred style applied to a woman who can't stop going to other people's weddings without having her own.