Jeanne Partridge

To protect her land and family Elin's widowed mother wishes to form an alliance with King Arthur. Urien, a local chieftain, is opposed to this. One night Elin returns to find her home in ruins and her mother murdered by Urien's men.

On the one side, the charming, crazy, impoversished family of the Earl and Countess of Bevan. On the other,Maggie, an opinionated American journalist for CBS. Used to sending dispatches from war torn areas, Maggie is furious about fronting a documentary on the decline of the aristocracy. No one is prepared for the fallout when these two worlds collide. Richard & Judy Bookclub

Thirty-six year old Eira lives alone, and works in a museum in a park. She yearns for someone to love. Then one spring morning she finds a baby in a box on the steps of the museum!

Twins Tanwen and Donna are as different as can be; Tanwen is pretty and lively while Donna is plain but warm hearted. The girls are apprenticed to The Cardiff Drapers in 1924. When Donna meets handsome Dylan Wallis Tanwen also falls for him, with disastrous consequences for them all.

Through a long humid summer, the lives of two women slowly change. Deanna Wolfe, a reclusive wildlife expert is caught off guard when a young hunter arrives at her mountain cabin. Meanwhile, lower down the mountain, a young widow, Lusa Landowski, decides to continue working her husband's farm in the face of opposition from her in-laws.

It is 1946 and four women join 650 other brides en route to the men they married in wartime. Aboard the Victoria, sailing from Sydney to England, the naval officers and the brides will find their lives intertwined in unimagined ways.

Sixteen year old Jessica feels trapped. The year is 1568, and she lives in the Jewish Ghetto in Venice. Her father, a pawnbroker, never lets her forget her special heritage. When she meets aristocratic Lorenzo, he is all she ever dreamt about, but as she is Jewish and he is a Christian any relationship is forbidden!

After three years of drought, the Riley's farm is like a dirt patch, and the family is strained to breaking point. A trip to muster the cattle promises a fresh start until violence erupts. Dusty and the beautiful brumby she rides are tested to the limit.

Set in Whitechapel in 1888, The Tea Rose is the tale of Fiona Finnegan the spirited daughter of an Irish dock worker. When her life falls apart Fiona flees to New York and achieves eventual success as the head of a thriving business. But Fiona has unfinished business in London and is seeking revenge.