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Born to Dance
June Tate
An engaging historical saga from a much-loved author.
1934. Talented eighteen-year-old dancer Bonny Burton joins the chorus at Southampton's Palace of Varieties and becomes fast friends with gifted choreographer Rob Andrews. When the pair are spotted by a talent scout, they are contracted to appear in the West End. Soon, Bonny becomes the darling of the theatrical world, but when she falls for a handsome boxer, he brings trouble to her life, and at the height of her fame, her career is put in jeopardy. Can she survive the consequences that fate has cruelly tossed her way? . . .
Their Guilty Pleasures
June Tate
If you follow your heart, there is always a price to pay.
1940s. War alters lives, and for three women from different walks of life, the choices they make will change everything forever. For housewife Jenny, her husband's word is law. But when he enlists, she finds her voice, and a new friendship with a young GI that becomes her guilty pleasure. Vibrant Rusty Dobbs is a prostitute, making a good living, but when she falls for an American captain she hides her job from him. And finally there is Sarah, a teenager who is drawn to Gunter, a prisoner of war - the enemy.
Her Father's Daughter
June Tate
When a former Wren reopens her criminal father's club, can she stay within the law . . . or is she too much her father's daughter?
November, 1945. The night before the grand reopening of Club Valletta, former Wren Victoria Teglia can't help but wonder what her late father would think - his exclusive club was a hotbed of prostitution, illegal gambling and vice. Victoria plans to run the new Club Valletta along very different lines with her Uncle George, but her mother can see trouble ahead . . .
Can't Find My Way Home
Carlene Thompson
Brynn Wilder must confront a dark and dangerous walk back into her traumatic past.
Twelve-year-old Brynn Wilder's life changed forever when her father and a teenage girl were severely injured in a brutal attack in the woods. Now, eighteen years later, the past torments the present as Brynn attempts to find out what really happened on that tragic day.
Just a Breath Away
Carlene Thompson
Interior designer Kelsey March's world is shattered when a stalker murders her beautiful model sister, Lorelei, one balmy night in Louisville. But was Lorelei really the target, or Kelsey? It seems that the lives of Kelsey's nearest and dearest, as well as her own, are at great risk. Can she stop a determined killer before they stop her?
Cast the First Stone
Margaret Thornton
From one of the genre's best-loved names, a heart-warming saga set in the Yorkshire Dales in the early sixties.
With her natural good looks, fashionable clothes and lavish use of make-up, Fiona Norwood, the rector's new wife, has caused quite a stir amongst the close-knit parish community of Aberthwaite. But Fiona is hiding a secret in her past, and with the gossip and rumour rife it can only be a matter of time before Fiona's secret is out - and the revelations and heartache that ensue will have unforeseen consequences for more than one member of the parish.
Families and Friendships
Margaret Thornton
Fiona Norwood can't forget the baby she once gave up - but is the past best left alone?
Happily married to the Reverend Simon Norwood, Fiona Norwood's happiness should be complete. But Fiona has a secret in her past, and a part of her can never forget the baby girl she gave birth to when she was seventeen years old. Meanwhile, Debbie Hargreaves has known ever since she was a little girl that she was adopted. Debbie determines to find out about her birth mother and, if possible, to go and look for her. But is the past sometimes best left alone?
Old Friends, New Friends
Margaret Thornton
From one of the genre's best-loved names, a heartwarming tale of love and friendship set in early 1970s' Yorkshire.
It's 1970, and 18-year-old Debbie Hargreaves is enjoying her new-found independence at college in Leeds. Over the coming months, she and her new friends, shy Lisa, outspoken Karen and cool, self-assured Fran, will share tears and laughter, drama and heartbreak, and the excitement of new romance. But is Debbie in danger of forgetting her roots?
First Impressions
Margaret Thornton
From one of the genre's best-loved names, a delightful tale of second chances and unexpected romance.
A recent widow in her forties, shy Jane Redfern has plucked up the courage to go on holiday by herself. Embarking on a coach trip to Germany, the last thing she anticipates is to fall in love. But she finds herself drawn to fellow passenger Dave Falconer, and romance blooms. But is Jane ready for this? And there's something Dave hasn't told her...
One Week in August
Margaret Thornton
From one of the genre's best-loved names, a charming tale of friendship and romance, happiness and heartbreak.
August, 1955. Janice is waitressing at her mother's boarding house before she leaves for university. When Val and Cissie come to stay, the three women form an instant friendship.
But the events of a local dance change their lives. As autumn approaches, the three friends discover that life doesn't always turn out as one would expect...
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