With more than forty romance novels to her name Jude Deveraux knows how to write a good love story.
In this the first of the Nantucket Brides trilogy, architecture student Alex Madsen has been left the use of a house on Nantucket, the isolated island off the coast of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. For one year she has the use of an historical house with the proviso she locates an old journal with the hope she will be able to solve a two hundred year old mystery.
Tall, dark and handsome architect legend Jared Montgomery Kingsley is the owner of the Nantucket house and although reluctant to stay on the island he finds himself attempting to keep a platonic eye over Alex.
Enter one good looking grandfather ghost and the scene is set for a contemporary romance with a historical twist. For those around in the 70s, it is reminiscent of the television series The Ghost and Mrs Muir.
If you are willing to suspend disbelief for a romance novel with strong female characters, you won’t be disappointed. Twenty-two of Jude Deveraux novels are available as ebooks with the audio of True Love available to download.
Refining Felicity by M C Beaton
The reluctantly unmarried and impoverished Tribble sisters, Amy and Effy, are in need of an income. Having ruled out the position of courtesans (they are women of a certain age), they set themselves up to refine wild and undisciplined daughters of the Ton. Their first assignment is self-styled tomboy Lady Felicity Vane. Despite their best efforts (and the assistance of the very desirable Marquess of Ravenswood), Felicity insists on remaining unrefined and boisterous and the sisters’ new venture, the School for Manners, will end in financial ruin.
M C Beaton (the pen name of the late Marion Chesney) is the prolific author of both romance and mystery novels. Two of her more famous characters, Agatha Raisin and Hamish Macbeth, star in their own television series.
With a selection of over 40 titles ready to download from the ebook collection you are guaranteed a good medley of reading.
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