Books like Chateau of Flowers by Denise Robins

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

Published in 1930, William Faulkner's "A Rose for Emily" unfolds in the fictional city of Jefferson, Mississippi, within Yoknapatawpha county, using nonlinear narrative to explore death, change, and reclusion.

A quiet marriage between Fleur and Alain hinges on the truth of Fleur’s love—she must prove she is not bound to him by pity or wealth.

A woman marries a blind man, not for pity or wealth, but love—yet she struggles to prove her true feelings to him.

Susan Orlean tells the true story of John Laroche, a Florida plant dealer who stole rare orchids from a South Florida swamp and sparked a legal and environmental controversy in 1994.

A San Francisco-based florist with a gift for interpreting flowers transforms the lives of those around her while confronting her own painful past.

A wartime romance set in Egypt's Suez Canal Zone, where a young wife tests love amid heat, hardship, and mounting tension.

Louise navigates obstacles while pursuing her dream of becoming a portrait painter.

A collection of three "Chateau d'Amour" titles from the "Sweet Valley High" series. Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield are spending their summer as au pairs for a royal family. The stories are: "Once Upon A Time"; "To Catch a Thief"; and "Happily Ever After".

In the sequel to Naughty or Nice, the McBroom sisters face new dangers, broken expectations, and hidden desires—each battling personal secrets that threaten their tight bond.

Twelve tales of the heart by veteran author Denise Robins: Who is the attractive stranger who knocks on the Cornells' door one snowy Christmas Eve? Lucy discovers the answers to a tragic family secret - and finds lifelong romance. Charlotte and Bill are happily married - until they have children, forcing Charlotte to choose between being a loving wife and a caring mother. Nicholas Carden is impossibly handsome - and a woman hater. But Victoria is determined to marry him, by hook or by crook! ....

After a reckless romance with Londoner Clifford Culver, Raine stays with her grandmother in a South‑France villa, where she becomes entangled between the charismatic artist Armand and the scheming Culver, all amid the glittering backdrop of Cannes.

When the aristocratic Farrington family advertised for a cook-housekeeper they didn't expect an applicant as young, pretty and efficient as Helen Maye. She becomes intrigued by her new employers, especially their half-brother Johnny, who has been a stranger to his home for so long. When Helen first saw Johnny Farrington, she gasped. What was he doing, sitting there in the kitchen of his family's mansion at two in the morning - after he left home six years ago over a scandal at Oxford. But black sheep or not, beautiful Helen found herself falling in love with him, and love was thee last thing she expected when she acepted the post of cook-housekeeper for the Farringtons. Helen and Johnny begin to meet in secret, sharing the sweet moments only young lovers can know. But suddenly Mrs. Farrington's jewels are stolen, Johnny's presence is discovered, and he stands accused before his family. While suspicion and darkest doubt whirl arround Johnny, Helen never wavers - for sometimes only the truest love can know the truth.

A chance encounter in the 1930s sparks a love triangle that threatens future fortunes, but unforeseen twists offer a chance at happiness beyond expectation.

At a wartime alpine clinic, nurse Christie Paige falls for Dr. Phillip Vereker, only to discover his marriage to a patient, leaving Christie to wrestle with longing while working under the inspiring Dr. Maxwell Grant.