Showroom Sample Sagas & Relationships Bargain Book Box SP2316

Showroom Sample Sagas & Relationships Bargain Book Box

Indulge in a captivating mix of fifteen contemporary fiction and romance novels that traverse the spectrum of human emotion. This curated selection features bestselling authors like Nicholas Sparks, Kate Morton, and Graham Norton, offering stories that range from heartwarming village tales and sweeping historical sagas to intense family dramas and modern love stories. Whether you are looking for a lighthearted summer read or a deep dive into buried secrets, this box has a narrative to suit every mood. Please note that while these books are new and unread, they are showroom samples and will have stickers on the covers.

1. Encore Valentine by Adriana Trigiani Valentine Roncalli returns in this spirited sequel, juggling the demands of her family's historic shoe company with the chaos of wedding planning. As she navigates professional challenges and personal doubts, she must decide what she truly wants for her future. Adriana Trigiani delivers a vibrant story filled with Italian-American charm, humor, and the enduring power of love and family.

2. Springtime in Burracombe by Lilian Harry Return to the picturesque Devon village of Burracombe, where the changing seasons bring new beginnings and old challenges for the tight-knit community. As romance blossoms and neighbors support one another through life's trials, the village prepares for a season of celebration. Lilian Harry paints a nostalgic and heartwarming picture of rural life that is full of warmth and character.

3. All the Living by C.E. Morgan Set against the stark beauty of a fading tobacco farm in Kentucky, this novel explores the intense and fragile relationship between two solitary souls. Aloma, a young orphan, moves in with her grieving lover, Orren, only to find herself struggling against the silence of the land and his past. It is a lyrical and atmospheric meditation on love, loss, and the drive to find one's place in the world.

4. Separation for Beginners by Joe Portman When Pete finds himself suddenly single and living in a flat with an eccentric landlady, he must navigate the absurdities of starting over in his middle years. As he tries to win back his wife and make sense of his new reality, he discovers that life has a few surprises left in store. This comedy of errors offers a witty and honest look at marriage, friendship, and the art of moving on.

5. The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks A U.S. Marine credits his survival in Iraq to a photograph of a woman he has never met, prompting him to walk across the country to find her. When he finally locates her in a small North Carolina town, a romance develops that is threatened by secrets he keeps about the picture. Nicholas Sparks delivers a classic tale of destiny and the healing power of love in the face of trauma.

6. The Distant Hours by Kate Morton A lost letter leads Edie Burchill to Milderhurst Castle, the crumbling home of the eccentric Blythe sisters and the setting of a famous children's book. As she unravels the layers of the past, she uncovers a dark secret that links her own mother to the castle's history during World War II. Kate Morton weaves a spellbinding gothic mystery filled with atmosphere, twists, and family tragedies.

7. A Humble Companion by Laurie Graham This rich historical novel reimagines the life of Nellie Welch, a commoner who becomes the childhood companion to a royal princess in the courts of George III. Spanning decades of scandal, madness, and royal duty, the story offers a unique downstairs perspective on the lives of the monarchy. Laurie Graham combines wit and historical detail to create a compelling portrait of friendship and loyalty.

8. The Rose Garden by Tracy Rees In 1895, a young girl named Olive is sent away from her privileged life in London to stay with strangers in a remote and mysterious house. There, she discovers a walled garden that holds the key to the family's dark history and her own uncertain future. This Victorian-era drama explores themes of isolation, discovery, and the secrets that can bloom in the most unlikely of places.

9. The Rise & Fall of the Wonder Girls by Sarah May This darkly comic saga follows the turbulent lives of the Wonder Girls, a family who built a snack food empire but lost their way amidst greed and ambition. As they navigate public scandals and private feuds, the narrative exposes the absurdity of wealth and the fragility of success. Sarah May crafts a biting satire that is both hilarious and tragic, examining the cost of the American Dream.

10. It Happened One Summer by Polly Williams A group of friends gathers for a summer reunion, hoping to recapture the magic of their youth, but old secrets and new tensions threaten to ruin the party. As the sun beats down, relationships are tested and hidden truths are forced into the light, changing the group dynamic forever. This engaging novel explores the complexities of adult friendship and the realization that the past is never truly gone.

11. A Lesson Learned by Rosie Goodwin In this gripping historical saga, a young woman named Saffie fights for her independence against the strict rules of her father and the expectations of society. Her journey takes her away from the only home she has known, leading to trials that test her strength and resolve. Rosie Goodwin delivers an emotional story of courage, family conflict, and the enduring hope for a better life.

12. What Eden Did Next by Sheila O'Flanagan Five years after the death of her husband, Eden is ready to move forward, but her close relationship with her mother-in-law complicates her new romance. As she tries to balance her loyalty to the past with her desire for a future, she must make difficult choices about who she wants to be. This uplifting novel explores grief, second chances, and the complex bonds that hold families together.

13. Home Stretch by Graham Norton A tragic car accident in a small Irish town changes the lives of a group of friends forever, driving one of them, Connor, to flee to America. Decades later, he returns to confront the secrets and shame that have haunted him and the community since that fateful night. Graham Norton writes with deep empathy and humor, unravelling a mystery that highlights the power of truth and forgiveness.

14. People Person by Candice Carty-Williams Dimple Pennington and her four half-siblings, who share an absent father but little else, are brought together by a dramatic event that forces them to reconnect. As they navigate their messy family dynamics and their father's erratic behavior, they learn to rely on each other in unexpected ways. This sharp and funny novel explores the meaning of family and the complications of modern relationships.

15. The Dandelion Years by Erica James Saskia, a book restorer, finds an old notebook hidden inside a bible that leads her to uncover a story of love and espionage during the Second World War. The narrative shifts between the present day and the wartime past at Ashcombe, revealing secrets that have been buried for generations. Erica James weaves a dual-timeline mystery that is both romantic and suspenseful, celebrating the power of memory.