Browsing: Women’s Fiction

From a New York Times bestselling author: Having grown up in foster care, Lauren has always wanted a place to call home. While on an aimless drive during Christmastime, she discovers the small town of Grandon — and as she’s embraced by the community’s residents, will God guide her toward family she longs for?

When Juliet Cabot finds herself in trouble while saving sea turtles on a Greek island, she calls the only man she knows can help: international star Parker Tavonesi. She’s still not ready to trust him with her heart, but the sultry island nights make him difficult to resist…

Assigned to St. Clement’s Church in an inner-city borough just outside Hackney in London, Reverend Annabelle Dixon brings an enthusiasm…

Inspector David Graham is hoping for peace and quiet when he leaves city life behind for a seaside village — but a suspicious death soon derails his plans. Does the town’s historic castle hold clues to the puzzle?

The prestigious Lavender Bed and Breakfast in Chiddlinghurst, England has a rich, Tudor atmosphere, an enviously manicured lawn… And a…

For fans of Inglath Cooper and Catherine Ryan Hyde, a novel that Publishers Weekly calls “…a wrenching tale of love…

From a New York Times bestselling author: Ellie has no one to turn to as she recovers after being kidnapped — until she finds red-hot passion with Zane, the billionaire who saved her…

In Gilded Age San Francisco, wealthy prospector Gus and free-spirited artist Lia forge an unexpected bond — and Gus is forced to confront the haunting truth of his own past… A vivid, engrossing historical read.

When single mom Letty returns to the small town where she grew up, could a surprising reunion help her heal? “No one writes stories of love and forgiveness like Macomber” (RT Book Reviews).

In this “fun, sweet” New York Times bestseller (Publishers Weekly), high school teacher Beth and auto mechanic Sam discover an unexpected connection after he saves her from a car crash. “Uplifting… with vibrant characters and a wide range of emotions” (RT Book Reviews).