Barbara Taylor Bradford

The three generations of the Harte family are loyal, but their enemies want to tear them apart. Meet four remarkable women: India Standish is the traditionalist in the family who falls for an artist from a working-class background. American-born Evan Hughes, great-granddaughter of Emma, is trying to integrate into the Harte family. Evan's cousin, Tesse Longden, is battling for custody of her daughter Adele. And Linnet, the most brilliant businesswoman...

At thirty, American photojournalist Serena Stone had already made a name for herself with her unique and dramatic coverage of wars in the Middle East, as she followed in her famous father's footsteps. But after his unexpected death in France, she left her job at the renowned photo news agency that he founded. She grew tired of dodging bullets and exploding landmines. Leaving the front lines behind, Serena returned to New York, where she started work...

The life of billionaire Maximilliam West unfolds through the eyes of the women who surround him--his wives, mother, mistress, and nanny--as he struggles to resolve old secrets with the help of the woman who holds the key to his past and future.

A dynastic novel of money and power, passion and revenge.

A woman's search for her roots after she was illegally sold as a baby to another family. She is Meredith Stratton, now owner of a chain of international inns, and she is dying to know who she really is. Her search takes her to England and France where she meets a man who will change her future. By the author of Dangerous to Know.

Bill Fitzgerald, a television foreign correspondent, falls in love with a married American woman while on vacation in Venice.

When her husband announces he is seeing a younger woman, Maggie moves out of their Chicago home and begins life anew as an interior decorator. While arranging a farm house in Connecticut, she hires Jack, an electrician. Daily contact leads to love despite a difference in age, Jack being nine years younger. By the author of A Woman of Substance.

A simplified retelling, with illustrations, of thirty-three stories from the Old Testament including "Adam and Eve," "Ruth," and "Daniel."