Top Romance Fiction

Looking for new Romance Fiction? Booklist from September 15, 2010 published a list of top romance fiction that I would like to make available to you.

Barely a Lady by Eileen Dreyer
Down River by Karen Harper
Last Night's Scandal by Loretta Chase
The Lone Texan by Jodi Thomas
Secrets of a Scandalous Bride by Sophia Nash
Steamed by Katie MacAlsiter
The Wicked Wyckerly by Patricia Rice

Leona

The Drowning River: A Mystery in Florence by Christobel Kent

Sandro Chellini is a retired policeman turned private investigator in this new mystery series set in contemporary Florence, Italy. This is a classic mystery with a complex leading character who has a simple philosophy - find the truth.

Carol

Hold Tight by Harlan Coben

In the wake of his friend's suicide, Adam's parents install a spy program on his computer. When a strange message appears, Adam disappears and his parents become frantic. Readers looking for a gripping thriller will not be disappointed with Hold Tight by Harlan Coben.

Karen

The Passage by Justin Cronin

Set in the near future, a U.S. government experiment gone wrong results in horrific consequences - the creation of superhuman vampire-like creatures. This dark, apocalyptic novel is receiving plenty of buzz and is proposed to be the first in a trilogy.
MA

The Recessionistas

Even if you don't know a thing about the global economy, you will enjoy The Recessionistas. This tongue-in-cheek view of the decline and fall of New York's investment banking industry in 2008. The novel focuses on how the wives of these big time players handle the financial reality and how they must sacrifice life's necessities, such as nannies, drivers, and personal trainers. Should we feel sorry for them? Hmm...

Karen

The Angel's Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon

Set in post World War I Barcelona The Angel’s Game by Carlos Ruiz Zafon is a novel steeped in magic, ambition, and romantic obsession. Young novelist David Martin is visited by a mysterious stranger who commissions a book for which “people will live and die.” In return, he will receive untold wealth and more. A secret library of lost books, betrayal by friend and lover, and the political turmoil of 1920’s Spain come together in a story reminiscent of the great social and moral epics of Stendhal, Flaubert, and others. I hated to have it end!
CAS

Thin, Rich, and Pretty by Beth Harbison

Holly and Nicola. outsiders at camp twenty years ago, are still trying to find their places in the world. These childhood friends get reacquainted in spite of their lingering insecurities and try to make things right in this light summer read. Reserve a copy of Thin, Rich, Pretty by Beth Harbison. The audiobook is particularly fun!

"It's really good!" Karen