Forced apart by circumstances or a
misunderstanding, the characters in the following books rediscover each
other, often finding that it’s much better the second time around.
The medieval period of 500-1450 A.D. is brought to life in these historical novels set mostly in Europe and Great Britain. Tales of the Crusades, kingdoms, Vikings, knights, and more are bound in these pages.
Known for his heartwarming and gentle novels of love and loss, Sparks always leaves readers wanting more. To read other tales about the power of love, try these titles.
The highly structured society of Jane Austen’s England, 1811-1820, is the setting for these witty novels of manners and social consequence written by contemporary authors.
Finding true love is rarely easy, but the rewards are usually worth it. These recent memoirs show how women and a few men have experienced the joys and pains of modern romance.
Susan Elizabeth Phillips writes sexy, contemporary romances full of quirky humor, relatable characters, and heart-tugging emotion. While there is no one quite like SEP, these books capture some of her charm.
What if something happened and you found yourself in first century
Byzantium, Montana in the 1880s, or New York City in the year 3046?
How would you cope and, more to the point, how would you get back?
Enjoy these science fiction, fiction, and romance tales of time travel.
