Books like Three complete novels by Heather Graham

Four New York Times bestselling authors bring four all-new novellas to life, each inspired by the grail quests of the past and the eternal love of today.

Five charming stories of love, redemption and a touch of divine intervention, set in historic America and beyond.

In her 1816 Society Papers, Lady Whistledown spins a daring tale of four London couples, each tangled in flirtation, intrigue, and the mystery of a stolen bracelet, as romance threatens to rock Regency society.

In New Orleans, private investigator Aidan Flynn and tarot reader Kendall Montgomery uncover a haunted mansion’s dark secrets and a serial killer lurking in the shadows of a long‑forgotten plantation.

A diver haunted by a supernatural vision must collaborate with her skeptical partner to uncover a serial killer while confronting a lingering past that threatens their lives and sanity.

When a big‑city lawyer discovers her father’s death was murder, she travels to a secluded Everglades town and faces a deadly threat that forces her to trust a mysterious man—while navigating love and danger.

The Best of Heather Graham: A Season for Love/Quiet Walks the Tiger A delightful duo of contemporary romances. In A Season for Love, Ronnie lives a lonely married life on a South Carolina estate. When Ronnie falls in love with another man and he angrily discovers her marriage, will she reveal the sad truth or lose her lover forever? In Quiet Walks the Tiger, Sloan marries a retired all-American quarterback--simply for the money. Sloan never expects to fall in love with Wes, much less, fight desperately for his love.

In a land shrouded in perpetual winter, a brave young queen rises above duty to heal a wounded soldier, discovering love where hope seems lost.

More Than Words, Volume 5 celebrates six North American women recognized as Harlequin award recipients, each honored with a short romance story by bestselling authors that honors real‑life heroines’ courage and compassion.

Camille Montgomery, a scholar of antiquities, must confront the feared Earl of Carlyle when her stepfather plots to steal his prized Egyptian artifacts. A tale of love, deceit, and hidden pasts in Regency England.

In the Civil War‑era Florida, Tia McKenzie guides wounded Confederate soldiers to safety while a Union officer, Taylor Douglas, watches her, their loyalties and hearts entangling in a tense romance of duty and desire.

Reference BookThis book is a must-have for anyone who enjoys or wants to understand the Regency period from 1811-1820. It is a reference book that not only characterizes the lifestyles of many famous people that lived back then but also covers language, fashion, the reasons for marriage and more. History students and authors of historical romances are other people who will find it interesting. Published in 1989, you will probably have the best luck finding it at your local library. If found, the copies that people are willing to sell are listed for ridiculous prices. I have read quite a few romances from this era and, honestly, I developed a bitter taste for this group of people who expected to be served everything without question. Boredom occurred so both sexes turned to self-gratification and not with the most pleasant results. Still, I found it an education and a necessary book with a wealth of knowledge. Kudos to the two authors for their excellent research in it putting together. And yes, I will still read romances from this time hoping to find true love among the aristocrats. ... Amazon review by L. B. Taylor