If you enjoy heartwarming contemporary romances with a cozy winter setting, don't miss "Snowfall at Pinewood Cabin" where the sweetest and simplest moments can melt even the coldest days.

The Man in the Stone Cottage by Stephanie Cowell is for readers who enjoy a moving, atmospheric exploration of the Brontë sisters’ inner lives, combining literary ambition, family obligations, and a mystery of the heart.

Shades of Yellow by Wendy J. Dunn is for those readers who enjoy historical fiction with modern-day resonance, women's fiction, and stories that explore personal transformation with heart and depth.

With historical depth and heartfelt romance, Catherine Kullmann delivers a tale of healing, rediscovery, and love that defies convention in Lord Frederick's Return, a Regency romance novel.

Daughter of Mercia by Julia Ibbotson is for readers who enjoy tales woven with history, romance, and the spirit of strong women standing against the odds. This is a journey worth taking.

'The Herb Knot' by Jane Loftus is a gripping medieval historical fiction novel that weaves a powerful tale of betrayal, conspiracy, and survival.

Loftus’s prose and research bring medieval England vividly to life, making this a compelling debut for fans of character-driven historical fiction. The Herb Knot marks Jane Loftus as a fresh voice in medieval historical fiction.

The writing is warm, thoughtful, and quietly powerful, with a blend of feminine resilience, soft wit, and gentle intimacy. The Gentlewoman Companion offers a satisfying, heartfelt read with an emotionally satisfying finale that honors the characters.

History often remembers queens as pawns in the power games of men—but Judith Arnopp’s 'Marguerite: Hell Hath No Fury!' shatters that mold with a fiery retelling of one of the most formidable women of the Wars of the Roses.