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Cecilia Ahern Barbara Taylor Bradford, Ctd Dorothea Benton Frank Cecilia Ahern Barbara Taylor Bradford, ctd Dorothea Benton Frank Thanks for the Memories The women in his life Folly Beach The Book of Tomorrow Three Weeks in Paris Where rainbow ends To be the best Olivia Goldsmith Unexpected Blessings Bad Boy Mary Balogh Voice of the hearth Bestseller A Summer to Remember Where you belong Fashionably late More than a mistress Flavour of the month No man's mistress Barbara Bretton Insiders The Devil's Web Chances are Marrying Mom The Famous Heroine The first wiwes club The Plumed Bonnet Candace Bushnell ? The switch Web of Love trading up *Uptown Girl Young Wiwes Tilly Bagshawe Margaret Cezair-Thompson Do Not Distrub The pirate's daughter Anne Gracie Glitz The Stolen Princess Maeve Binchy Dianne Chamberlain A Week in Winter Brass Ring Eileen Goudge Circle of friends The Silent Sister One Last Chance Chestnut Street Rowan Coleman Echoes The happy homeof broken hearts Judith Gould Evening Class A Moment In Time Firefly summer Jilly Cooper The best is yet to come Heart and Soul Appassionata Too Damn Rich Light a penny candle Jump Till the End of Time Minding Frankie Pandora Mira Jacobs - negativ Nights of rain and stars Polo El James - negativ Quintins Riders Scarlett Feathers Rivals Erica James Tara Road Score *The Queen of New Beginnings The Copper Beach The man who made husbands jealous The Return Journey Wicked Belinda Jones Victoria Line, Central Line California Club Whitethorn Woods Jude Deveraux I love Capri Charlotte Bingham Carolina Isle The Paradise Room Daughters of Eden Moonlight in the Morning The Magic Hour Scarlet Nights Marian Keyes The Mulberry Tree Angels Barbara Taylor Bradford The Scent of Jasmine Last Chance Saloon A secret affair Miranda Dickinson Lucy Sullivan is getting married A sudden change of hearth When I Fall in Love Rachels holiday A woman of substance Michael Dobbs Sushi for beginners Act of will First Lady The brighest star in the sky Angel Sarah Dunant HM !!! The Mystery of Mercy Close Being Elizabeth *The Birth of Venus the other side of the story Breaking the Rules The Woman who stole My Life Cavendon Hall Pai Kit Fai This Charming Man Dangerous to know *Red Lotus Under the duvet Emma's Secret Watermelon Everything to gain Jane Feather Heirs of Revenscar A wicked Gentleman Her own rules Almost a bride Judith Krantz Hold the dream Almost a Lady Dazzle Just Rewards Bachelor List I'll take Manhattan Letter from a Stranger Beloved Enemy Lovers Love in another town The Bride Hunt Mistrals daugther Playing the Game The Wedding Game Princess Daisy Power of a woman Venus Scruples Remember Joanne Fluke Scruples two The Ravenscar Dynasty Chocloate Ship Cookie Murder Spring collection The triumph of Katie Byrne Anne Fortier The jewels of Tessa Kent - fortsættes - Juliet Till we meet again.
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