Romance

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Layla, the titular character of J. R. Ward’s latest, The Chosen, is in an emotional bind.

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“a face belonging in the Sistine Chapel, and his soul in Hell . . .”

Morgan D’Arcy is an English nobleman, a concert pianist, and a vampire.

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Julia Padden, a salesclerk in the men's department at Seattle's Macy's, is upbeat and vivacious.

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clever and full of twists . . . a story well told.”

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“Simply a triumph.”

“Maybe all this freedom doesn’t make you any happier, after all.”

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Nearly 200 years after her death, Jane Austen is still a driving force in the romance genre. Jude Deveraux’s latest novel offers a double dose.

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Mothering Sunday: A Romance is a keeper.”

“You shall go to the ball!”

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There’s a reason some bestselling authors are so popular: They deliver stories that pull you right into a realistic world peopled with characters you love, or love to hate, in interesting scenarios

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When your world is falling apart around you, what do you do?

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“a man who discovers he has something to live for may have to die to achieve his goal . . .”

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The couple at the heart of this novel—Rob Beauman and Ellie Larrabee—appear on the surface to have everything.

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“fearlessness begets victory . . .”

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“a cop’s loyalty to justice and the law must take precedence over her personal opinion of the victims.”

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The heir is Evie, an American college girl sent on a quest through her dead mother’s letters. It leads her to Oxford University in England and discovery of her surprising birthright.

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Blood Kiss is the work of a writer who is a master of her genre.”

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“What meaning does your finite existence have in the infinite world?”

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“Life has always kind of happened to me without too much planning.”

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It is November 9th, the day before Fallon is upending her life to relocate from California to New York by herself.

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a worthwhile read for fans of suspense and stories of entwined family relationships.”

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Anyone familiar with Nora Roberts’ work will find no surprises in this one.

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“a beautiful first novel, filled with vivid imagery . . . and a delicate love story . . .”

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This book gets off to a rough start, both for the heroine, who gets railroaded out of business by hostile locals and becomes desperate for money, and for the reader, who has to endure her aggressiv

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“the secret to marriage [does] not lie in compatibility, or even commitment, but the willingness to endure heartbreak.”

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Debbie Macomber graces us with yet another Cedar Cove tale with Silver Linings, the fourth in the Rose Harbor series.

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