Showroom Sample Romance Bargain Book Box SP4037

Showroom Sample Contemporary & Historical Romance Bargain Book Box SP4037

Eighteen titles from across the full range of commercial fiction — Philippa Gregory's Tudor historical, Bridgerton, Danielle Steel, Lesley Pearse, Trisha Ashley, Karen Swan, Katie Flynn, and a debut celebrity novel — making this the most eclectic box of the batch. Please note these are showroom sample copies and may have a small sticker on the cover and show light signs of wear.

1. High Season — Nacho Figueras & Jessica Whitman — Glamour, treachery, and romance in the world of professional polo; Figueras, one of the sport's most famous players, co-writes a novel that knows its world from the inside.
2. Mothers and Daughters — Erin James — The complex, sometimes beautiful, sometimes devastating bond between mothers and daughters explored across generations. James writes about family dynamics with warmth that never softens into sentimentality.
3. Love a Soldier — Mary Jane Staples — Should she stay loyal to her country or to the man she loves? A wartime novel from the multi-million-copy bestseller that is warm, romantic, and morally precise.
4. The Taming of the Queen — Philippa Gregory — A Tudor historical following Kateryn Parr, the sixth wife of Henry VIII, who must navigate the most dangerous court in Europe using her intelligence as her only weapon. Gregory at her most politically astute.
5. Love Walked Right In — Pam Weaver — A novel in which home is finally where the heartbreak ends; a warm and emotionally satisfying contemporary romance from a Sunday Times bestselling author.
6. Bridgerton: The Viscount Who Loved Me — Julia Quinn — The second Bridgerton novel, now globally famous through the Netflix adaptation; Anthony Bridgerton meets the woman who refuses to be charmed by him. One of the most irresistible Regency romances of recent years.
7. The Garden of Forgotten Wishes — Trisha Ashley — A woman takes a job restoring a magical garden and finds that the garden has its own ideas about what needs healing. Ashley's horticultural romances are among the most comforting in contemporary fiction.
8. The Apple Barrel — Susan Sallis — A woman faced with betrayal must decide whether the life she has built is worth fighting for. Sallis writes popular fiction with a quiet assurance that has kept readers returning for decades.
9. Below the Big Blue Sky — Anna McPartlin — A tearjerker praised by Marian Keyes, following a family in the aftermath of devastating loss and their slow, hard journey toward something like hope. McPartlin writes grief fiction with extraordinary emotional intelligence.
10. The Forget-Me-Not Summer — Katie Flynn — A Liverpool family faces the shadow of approaching war in this Flynn saga that balances domestic warmth with the gathering dread of the late 1930s.
11. The Christmas Party — Karen Swan — A night to remember at a glamorous Christmas party changes everything for one woman, in Swan's characteristically aspirational and beautifully paced seasonal fiction.
12. Deception — Lesley Pearse — Was her mother's life a lie? A woman's search for the truth about her family leads into a story of secrets that spans decades. Pearse is one of the most accomplished popular fiction writers working in the UK.
13. Suspects — Danielle Steel — Wealth, fear, and revenge in a Steel novel that moves at the pace her readers expect and delivers the emotional twists they come for.
14. A White Christmas on Winter St. — Sue Moorcroft — A warm, funny, and deeply romantic Christmas novel in which two people with complicated histories find each other in the snow. Moorcroft at her most seasonal.
15. The Ballroom Girls — Jenny Holmes — Three friends whose lives are changed by a wartime Blackpool ballroom — a novel of friendship, love, and ordinary people finding extraordinary courage.
16. Farringdon's Fortune — Linda Finlay — A woman who is unsure of her name and her family must trace her true heritage through the secrets of a grand Yorkshire estate. Finlay writes historical romance with a strong sense of place.
17. A Rose and a Promise — Katie Flynn — A Liverpool woman in wartime must honour a promise she made in better times, even as the cost of doing so becomes almost more than she can bear. Flynn's emotional storytelling is at its most direct here.
18. Under a Wartime Sky — Liz Trenow — A secret that changes the course of history, set against the skies of wartime Britain and the extraordinary lives of the people who watched them. Trenow writes atmospheric wartime fiction with real literary ambition.