Showroom Sample Historical Saga Bargain Book Box SP2371

Showroom Sample Sagas & Romance Bargain Book Box

This collection offers twenty-one new narratives ranging from sweeping historical dramas to heartwarming contemporary relationships. These volumes were previously used as showroom samples and feature price stickers on the covers, but otherwise provide a high-quality reading experience from celebrated authors such as Dilly Court, Rosie Goodwin, and Danielle Steel. The assortment provides a broad representation of the genre, encompassing everything from grit-filled tales of industrial survival to poignant stories of second chances. Each book is a showroom sample and may show signs of wear.

1. A Mother's Trust by Dilly Court In the nineteenth century, a young mother must find the strength to protect her family when they are left destitute and vulnerable. She navigates the harsh social landscape of Victorian London, taking on exhausting work to secure a roof over their heads. Her resilience is tested by a series of personal tragedies and the constant threat of the workhouse. This poignant saga explore the themes of maternal sacrifice and the enduring power of family loyalty.

2. Farringdon's Fate by Linda Finlay Set against the backdrop of a grand estate, a young woman finds her life transformed when she is caught in a web of family secrets. She must navigate the complex social hierarchies and hidden resentments of the aristocracy to secure her own future and happiness. Along the way, she discovers an unexpected connection to the land that challenges her understanding of her heritage. The narrative is a compelling study of class, legacy, and the search for personal independence in a changing world.

3. The Reluctant Heiress by Dilly Court A woman unexpectedly inherits a vast fortune, but she quickly realizes that wealth comes with a heavy burden of responsibility and social pressure. She must contend with distant relatives who are eager to claim the inheritance for themselves through legal and personal deception. Her journey takes her from humble beginnings to the height of high society, where she must learn to trust her instincts. The story examines the true meaning of prosperity and the resilience required to maintain one's integrity.

4. The Orphanage Girls by Mary Wood Two friends raised in a strict and often cruel orphanage must rely on their deep bond to survive the challenges of adulthood. Their lives take different paths as they seek to escape their past and find a sense of belonging in the outside world. They face significant hardships, from economic insecurity to personal betrayal, but their childhood loyalty remains a constant source of strength. This emotional narrative explores the lasting impact of early trauma and the restorative power of lifelong friendship.

5. The Abandoned Child by Kitty Neale A young girl is left on the steps of an orphanage, leading to a life defined by the search for her true identity. As she grows, she uncovers the secrets behind her abandonment and the complex motives of those who shaped her early years. The narrative explores the emotional impact of institutional life and the resilience required to build a future from a fractured past. This compelling saga is a heartfelt study of maternal love, loss, and the power of second chances.

6. The Winter Promise by Rosie Goodwin In the midst of a harsh winter, a family must find the courage to rebuild their lives following a devastating personal loss. A young woman takes on the responsibility of keeping her siblings together while navigating the economic pressures of her local community. She finds an unexpected source of hope in a new friendship that challenges her to believe in a brighter future. The story is a touching and atmospheric celebration of resilience, hope, and the warmth found in human connection.

7. Christmas with the Shipyard Girls by Nancy Revell During the height of World War II, the women working in the Sunderland shipyards must manage the pressures of the conflict. As the holiday season approaches, they pull together to provide a sense of joy and community despite the constant air raids. The narrative follows their individual journeys of love, heartbreak, and resilience as the war continues to reshape their daily lives. This heartwarming saga captures the spirit of a generation that found solidarity and hope amidst a global crisis.

8. A Daughter's Ruin by Kitty Neale A young woman's life is upended when a single, impulsive mistake leads to a social scandal that threatens her family's reputation. She is forced to navigate the judgmental social landscape of her neighborhood while attempting to find a way to redeem herself. Her struggle for survival takes her into unfamiliar and often dangerous environments where she must rely on her own wits. The novel is a dramatic and poignant look at the consequences of past errors and the search for forgiveness.

9. A Precious Gift by Rosie Goodwin Set against the backdrop of a world at war, a young woman finds herself tasked with a mission of mercy. She must protect a vulnerable child while navigating the dangerous physical and social realities of a community under intense pressure. Her journey is marked by personal sacrifice and the discovery of a deep, inner strength she never knew she possessed. The narrative is an emotional and inspiring celebration of maternal instincts and the courage required to protect others.

10. Three Cheers for the Shipyard Girls by Nancy Revell The courageous women of the Sunderland shipyards face new challenges as the war enters a critical and increasingly dangerous new phase. They must balance their demanding industrial work with the emotional toll of having loved ones stationed on the distant front lines. Their shared labor and tight-knit friendships provide the support needed to survive the constant threats and personal losses of conflict. This saga continues the moving tribute to the female industrial workers who were vital to the war effort.

11. A Rose and a Promise by Katie Flynn A young woman finds her life permanently changed by a chance encounter that leads to a passionate but complicated wartime romance. She must navigate the uncertainties of life on the home front while waiting for the return of the man she loves. Her resilience is tested by a series of personal challenges and the changing social roles for women during the 1940s. This evocative narrative captures the tension, bravery, and enduring hope of those living through a time of global upheaval.

12. A Woman's Promise by Anna Jacobs Following a significant personal betrayal, a woman must find the courage to rebuild her life and claim her independence. She utilizes her skills and the support of a few trusted friends to establish a new future in a challenging environment. Her journey is marked by the discovery of her own capabilities and the potential for an unexpected and restorative new love. The narrative is an empowering look at second chances and the strength of the female spirit in the face of adversity.

13. The Christmas Wedding by Dilly Court As the holiday season approaches, a young woman finds herself preparing for a wedding that is complicated by family secrets. She must navigate the expectations of her community and the hidden resentments of those who oppose the union she deeply desires. The story follows her efforts to reconcile her family and find happiness amidst the festive atmosphere and personal challenges. It is a heartwarming and dramatic saga that celebrates the power of love and the importance of reconciliation.

14. The Poacher's Daughter by Margaret Dickinson Growing up in a rural community, a young woman must find her own path while dealing with her father's controversial reputation. She is caught between her loyalty to her family and her desire for a life that offers more security and respectability. Her journey is marked by personal growth and the discovery of a hidden strength that helps her forge a new identity. The narrative provides a fascinating look at rural social hierarchies and the search for personal independence in the countryside.

15. Daughter's War by Emma Hornby In the gritty streets of the industrial North, a young woman must find the courage to protect her family during a time of crisis. She navigates the harsh economic realities and social unrest of the era while attempting to build a future for those she loves. Her resilience is tested by a series of personal losses and the constant threat of violence within her local community. This gripping saga is a realistic and poignant study of survival, hope, and the deep bonds of family.

16. The Girl with the Silver Bangle by Linda Finlay A young woman discovers a mysterious heirloom that leads her to uncover a series of long-buried family secrets and mysteries. Her search for the truth takes her through various social environments where she must navigate the hidden motives of those around her. Along the way, she discovers a new sense of identity and the possibility of a love based on mutual trust. The narrative is a compelling and atmospheric mystery that celebrates the power of discovery and personal growth.

17. Daughters of Cornwall by Fern Britton Three generations of women find their lives permanently linked as they navigate the complexities of their relationships and family secrets. The narrative explores the bond between mothers and daughters as they confront the challenges of wartime and the personal costs of deception. As they gather in the beautiful landscape of Cornwall, a significant disclosure from the past threatens to change their future. The novel is a warm and insightful study of family dynamics, the power of love, and the strength of ancestral bonds.

18. The Woolworths Girl's Promise by Elaine Everest As the clouds of war gather over Britain, the staff at a local Woolworths store must balance their duties with the war effort. A young woman makes a promise to a loved one heading to the front, a vow that will be tested by the long years of conflict. Her friendships with her fellow "Woolworths girls" provide the support she needs to survive the air raids and personal loss. This saga is a charming and emotional tribute to the resilience of retail workers during World War II.

19. The Ballroom Girls by Jenny Holmes During the 1940s, a group of young women finds joy and escape from the hardships of war on the local ballroom floor. They share their dreams, romantic interests, and fears while navigating the constant threat of air raids and personal uncertainties. The narrative follows their individual growth and the enduring friendships that help them survive the darkest days of the conflict. This vibrant and moving saga captures the spirit of a generation that found beauty in the midst of global chaos.

20. The Country Bride by Dilly Court A young woman from a rural background finds her life transformed when she enters a relationship with a man from a different social world. She must navigate the complex expectations and hidden resentments of her new community while remaining true to her own humble origins. Her struggle for acceptance and happiness takes her through a series of dramatic events that test her resolve and her heart. The story is a charming and insightful look at class divisions and the power of love in a changing society.

21. The Meadow Girls by Sheila Newberry Two sisters growing up in the countryside find their lives permanently changed by a series of events that force them to grow up quickly. They must navigate the complexities of their relationships and the economic pressures of their local community while seeking their own happiness. Their deep bond remains a source of strength as they face the challenges of adulthood and the changing social landscape. This moving saga is a heartfelt celebration of sisterhood, resilience, and the enduring beauty of the rural world.