Women’s Fiction – Page 2

A Memory of Violets by Hazel Gaynor

Two sisters lose one another one fateful day, and spend the rest of their lives trying to put the pieces back together.

A woman is found wandering, lost, confused and ill during World War I. A kind and generous couple takes

China, 1935…a young woman named Leiyin wakes up one day at her own funeral. Accompanied by her three souls-her Yin,

Muriel Sullivant was the third child in her family. Her older sister, Pia, was a picture of perfection, especially in

Sugar Wallace is a well-mannered southern gal who makes a hobby of traveling the world, spreading warmth and cheer with

The lives of three women intersect in a local vintage clothing store, three very different women: Violet Turner is doing

Originally entitled “Der Gerschmack von Apfelkernen”, this novel has been translated into English from German, and has already been a

A group of women are drawn together in the interest of the local private school attended by their children. The

Jane Austen lovers, you followed Elizabeth Bennet as she stumbled down the path to love with the stuffy Mr.

Lady Elizabeth wants what every young woman wants…A little independence, a purpose in life, and maybe, if she’s lucky,