In the Market for Love stands out as a refreshing and sincere romance.

'I Died for Beauty' artfully combines an engaging mystery and interesting characters with historical realism.

Love and adventure are beautifully depicted in 'The Fur Trader’s Lady' by Gabrielle Meyer.

'The Whitechapel Widow' is a well-written story that blends historical context and imagery with an absorbing mystery.

Vivid descriptions of castles, misty moors, and rugged mountains transport the reader back in time to be immersed in Love Practically.

Amidst Scotland's rolling hills and shimmering lochs, unfolds the tale of Journey to Bongary Spring, a clean historical romance novel.

Everard Hume and Blythe Hedley prove that love is often unexpected and can conquer almost any hardship.