Books like Pagan enchantment by Carole Mortimer

A tale of witches, neurosurgeons, and secrets in New Orleans, exploring the power of the past and the present.

Amanda Small’s twenty‑first birthday changes everything when she meets writer Brian Stone and becomes involved in a tangled romantic and professional relationship.

Julia becomes the bodyguard for executive Rees Denton and falls in love with him.

A whimsical adventure for young readers featuring royalty, magical creatures, and dragons, blending humor and fantasy into a memorable tale.

Grant Landon inherits more than a legacy when a will compels him to become the guardian of his ward, Crista Adams. As the two adjust to an unexpected marriage arrangement, old rivalries and new loyalties begin to clash.

Mary Preston, a 23‑year‑old, visits her relatives at Rushwater and is drawn into a romantic choice between the charming David and the dependable John, all set against the lively backdrop of Barsetshire society.

359 pages (large print)

Carole Mortimer’s tale follows a former model who, after caring for her sister’s child, confronts financial hardship, a dead father, and an uncle intent on claiming both the baby and the mother.

Three elderly aunts, isolated in the Trystings estate, find themselves with a £13,000 insurance payout—only to discover the money was secretly burned, sparking questions about their motives and the village’s hidden secrets.

Barrister Caroline faces her guarded heart when her colleague Matt Farrar‑Reid calls her into a different world—one far from the courtroom and warmed by Mediterranean light. Can professionalism survive when romance shakes the foundations of a strict legal life?

Barbara Cartland’s indulgent historical romance, presented in large‑print for easy reading, follows a dramatic, moonlit encounter and passionate pledge of love between Susanna and Fyfe.

Rosalind Brett weaves a tale of passion and frustration in the dense jungle of tropical Africa. Amid heat, rains and fever, ‘Marea’ finds that puppy love is not enough to make a man out of a weak-spined, easy going wastrel. Married to a man she can only despise for his weakness, her code of honour demands that she go not fifty percent of the way, but ninety or even a hundred percent. Even when she learns that he is unfaithful to her, she must carry on, though she now realises she loves another. Loves him with all the passion and devotion of a true and just love. But her mind will not let her admit such a love, not even to herself. Here is a tale of the jungle, the cruel jungle that separates the men from the boys. No place for any woman - or so they think - until Marea shows that anything can be conquered if you just have the will to do so. The heat and humidity does strange things to any woman - Marea is no exception.