Showroom Sample Saga & Romance Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4033

Showroom Sample Saga & Romance Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4033

Eighteen titles spanning contemporary romance, saga fiction, Christmas novels, and wartime drama — with Danielle Steel, Julia Quinn's Bridgerton, Anton Du Beke's debut, Annie Murray, Margaret Dickinson, and Dilly Court among the highlights. Please note these are showroom sample copies and may have a small sticker on the cover and show light signs of wear.

1. Coming Home to Winter Island — Jo Thomas — A woman who has lost her singing voice retreats to a remote Scottish island and finds both community and unexpected love. One of Thomas's most accomplished novels.
2. Bridgerton: The Viscount Who Loved Me — Julia Quinn — The second Bridgerton novel and the basis for the smash Netflix Season Two; Anthony Bridgerton meets his match in Katharine Sharma in this witty and irresistible Regency romance.
3. High Stakes — Danielle Steel — Glamour, ambition, and treachery in New York's most competitive financial world. Steel at her most compulsively readable.
4. The Secrets of the Lake — Liz Trenow — In a quiet English village, a terrible secret lies buried beneath the surface of the lake — and one woman's determination to uncover it changes everything. Trenow writes atmospheric domestic suspense with real skill.
5. Summer at the French Café — Sue Moorcroft — A woman rebuilding her life in a small French town finds love and community in the most unexpected place. Moorcroft's continental settings are as appealing as her domestic ones.
6. A Christmas to Remember — Anton Du Beke — The debut novel from the Strictly Come Dancing star, set in a grand hotel at Christmas; glamour, secrets, and romance unfold as guests and staff find their lives changed by the season. A confident first novel.
7. A Mother's Christmas Wish — Glenda Young — A woman in a Northern industrial town hopes this Christmas will finally bring her family the happiness they deserve. Young writes working-class community fiction with genuine warmth.
8. The Girls from Mersey View — Lyn Andrews — Set on a Liverpool street in the years before World War II, this novel follows two young women whose friendship sustains them through the upheaval to come. Andrews is one of the most dependable names in Liverpool saga fiction.
9. Christmas with Cornish Girls — Betty Walker — The Christmas instalment of Walker's Cornish Girls series, as the tight-knit community of a Cornish village faces an uncertain future together.
10. Welcome Home — Margaret Dickinson — Two families divided by war must find a way to be united by love when peace finally comes. Dickinson writes family saga fiction with a long view and considerable emotional intelligence.
11. Wartime for the Chocolate Girls — Annie Murray — Set in the Cadbury's factory in Bournville, this novel follows the women who kept the production lines moving through the Second World War. Murray's Birmingham factory sagas are among the best in the genre.
12. The Woolworths Girl's Promise — Elaine Everest — A young woman's promise to a dying friend takes her through the upheavals of wartime and postwar Britain. Part of Everest's popular Woolworths Girls series.
13. A Mother's Wish — Dilly Court — A young Victorian woman fighting to keep her family together against poverty and indifference. Court's Victorian melodramas move with real urgency.
14. A Mother's Trust — Dilly Court — A woman discovers that the man she has trusted with her future has secrets that threaten everything she has built. Court at her most dramatically satisfying.
15. The Stolen Baby — Diney Costeloe — Set during the Second World War, this novel follows the devastating consequences when a baby is taken and two families are torn apart. A powerful wartime drama.
16. The Ballroom Girls — Jenny Holmes — Three friends whose lives are transformed by a wartime Blackpool ballroom — a novel of friendship, love, and the particular bravery of ordinary people in extraordinary times.
17. The Christmas Wedding — Dilly Court — A Victorian melodrama in which a Christmas wedding becomes the centre of long-buried secrets and long-standing rivalries. Court's plotting keeps the pages turning.
18. Her Mother's Daughter — Beryl Matthews — A young woman determined to discover the truth about her family's past finds that some secrets are kept for good reason. Matthews writes emotional family drama with a sure hand.