Historical Romance

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  • Love Letters from the Black Sea by Liana Margiva

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    Did you ever want to swim with the fish? Of course, you haven’t, because you’re free. Your life is so much different from mine. You see a sea of water, an ocean of freedom, a boundless expanse. You have no concept of life in a cage, where one can’t see all this. But when you crave freedom, you dream, of submerging into the sea and swimming with the multicolored fish. The waves carry you, washing away the pain, and you are in no danger of drowning because of the great levity in your body, The pain in your soul drags you down, but the waves take that pain away.

  • Trip to America by Liana Margiva

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    “This night, when the sky will be veiled by darkness, which will swallow Earth, I’ll come to you-not in person but in a dream when I’m free as a bird. I’ll come to see you, to please my heart regardless of the fact that my heart doesn’t matter to you anymore, because it loves you like it did when it still believed in your love.

  • Maiden of the Winds by Janeen O’Kerry

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    In ancient Ireland a young woman accepts an arranged marriage, unaware that at her new home a bride first goes to the house of the king.

  • Winning Her Duke by Allison B. Hanson

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    When your heart is on the line, you can’t afford to lose.

    When Gia Landon is tricked into a London season by her father, she is pleased to have found a friend who shares her love of horses in the Duke of Roxburghe. The surly Scot enjoys living in London and hates the country, while Gia despises everything about society.

    Hale knows Gia has no intention of marrying. She is simply biding her time until her father gives up and allows her to return to the country. Which means there is no danger in spending his days in her company discussing their one true love…race horses.

    But soon, their shared love of all things equine begins to grow, and a friendship they thought was safe tempts them into crossing the line into scandal.

  • Becoming Lady Dalton by Carrie Lomax

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    A dance of desire and deceit…
    In the glittering world of London’s ton, Mrs. Viola Cartwright revels in her newfound freedom as a lady of leisure—until a series of jewel thefts disrupts her idyllic life and forces Lord Piers Ranleigh to step in and protect her. As desire ignites between them, Viola must confront her secretive past and decide if she can trust Piers with her heart in this captivating Regency romance.
    The second book in the London Scandals series (complete) can be read as a standalone. This reverse age gap romance features a lady in distress and a viscount who will stop at nothing to save her from her past. Always a happy ever after – download your copy today. 

  • Spirit of the Mist by Janeen O’Kerry

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    Celtic Journeys Series: An exiled king and his enchantress queen rely on strength and magic to escape a barren island and save their people.

  • Spirit of the Mist by Janeen O’Kerry

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    Celtic Journeys Series: An exiled king and his enchantress queen rely on strength and magic to escape a barren island and save their people.

  • The Nude Lady and The Free Gift by Sam. O. Salau

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    The Nude Lady & The Free Gift: is the story of a young man who met a beautiful young lady, but they both lost a very precious opportunity that was made available to them at no cost. Their nonchalance and carelessness was a great mistake on their part. They suffered greatly for this error. Years after, generations yet unborn after them also suffered for this costly mistake. Every one wished to know what to do to stop the suffering and restore the lost privileges and honor, but none seemed to know.

  • RIOT: A 1960s Love Story by Charles S. Isaacs

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    A fast-paced journey on an emotional roller coaster, bursting with political and sexual passions.

    It’s the late 1960s. The Vietnam War, the Antiwar Movement and the Black Power Movement are rushing toward their explosive peaks. In the midst of this charged environment, an inter-racial pair of young activists fall madly in love. Awaiting them are excitement, danger, heartache and redemption.

    RIOT: A 1960s Love Story chronicles these lovers’ challenging journey: their coming of age amidst an unpopular war, a racially polarized city, a hostile mayor and ever-mounting threats, all while working through their own deep psychological issues.

    1968 is marked by campus unrest, urban rebellions and assassinations, as well as political violence that thrusts the duo into clashes with Chicago’s police and the National Guard. The suspense builds breathlessly to a heartrending climax during the street protests surrounding that summer’s Democratic National Convention.

  • Thelma’s Song by Afton Locke

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    Thelma Waters moves to Oyster Harbor for a peaceful life—avoiding singing and men to forget her wild youth and addiction to fame. When Tom Lewes—Oyster Harbor’s remaining bigot—hires her as a lounge singer to save his failing restaurant, he stirs up more than her old talent. His obsession with profits reminds her of every man who used her. His grief over his daughter’s death intensifies when restaurant renovations uncover a shocking secret. As soon as Oyster Harbor restores what Thelma has craved for so long, her dreams of family are ripped away. Is Tom be the answer or her biggest heartache?