After two years away, Isobel has returned to her husband, Constantin, to end things. He’s an Italian marchese and businessman. She’s from a small mining town. They married despite their different social statuses, but her husband’s personality changed and she refused to stay with him if they didn’t love each other. She was no longer the same woman she had been two years ago. And yet her eyes were still drawn to Constantin’s powerful charms. He asks for a reconciliation and kisses her passionately. But Isobel just can’t understand why he would want to reconcile when he doesn’t love her.

After two years away, Isobel has returned to her husband, Constantin, to end things. He’s an Italian marchese and businessman. She’s from a small mining town. They married despite their different social statuses, but her husband’s personality changed and she refused to stay with him if they didn’t love each other. She was no longer the same woman she had been two years ago. And yet her eyes were still drawn to Constantin’s powerful charms. He asks for a reconciliation and kisses her passionately. But Isobel just can’t understand why he would want to reconcile when he doesn’t love her.

While helping to restore the family home in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley, Tessa MacCrae reevaluates her marriage and discovers an old wedding-ring quilt that holds the key to forgiveness, hope, and healing.

Sammy is secretly in love with businessman Leo, her childhood friend. However, he’s always surrounded by crowds of beautiful women, so there’s no way he’d associate with a plain schoolteacher like her. So why the sudden proposal? When Sammy asks, Leo explains that he needs a fiancée because he wants to make it look like he’s settled down so he can win custody of his niece. He chose Sammy because she and her mother are in dire straits due to her mother’s illness. Besides, he could never actually fall in love with her. What will Sammy do after hearing such cruel words from her first love?

“Sheik debuts with a tenderhearted romance that sees first love get a second chance.”- Publishers Weekly A forgotten past… Could pave the way to forever! When millionaire Mansur Ali is called urgently home to Somaliland, he’s shocked to find that the woman who broke his heart needs his help. After an accident, Amal has lost many memories…including Manny’s marriage proposal and her rejection! Manny will help her seek treatment in Addis Ababa, but he’s resolved to keep his heart firmly off-limits. A promise that is tested when their journey brings them closer than ever before…

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