Donora, Pennsylvania—December, 1923It’s Christmastime and twenty-four-year-old Socialite, Wrenly Hawthorne, is teetering between the comfort of family wealth and her risky drive for independence. Feeling estranged from friends and at odds with her parents, she is searching for “something more.” With keen interest in the freedom that the women’s right to vote should have brought, she studies the stock market and plans to attend school. She is sure she can build the life she wants, but will she risk everything to do it?Enter boxer Cyril Mankovic. He returns to Donora after his mother dies while giving birth to his one and only sister, Olive. He is unprepared for what she and his seven younger brothers need and he is shocked that his father has no plan to care for them. Cyril’s quest to make fast money for his family brings him face-to-face with Wrenly at the moment she is firmly declining the proposal of a very “suitable man.” A WWI veteran, Cyril earns money barnstorming the country, living a life where only his needs matter. But the longer Cyril is home the more his sense of responsibility develops.Family secrets, a Boxing Day boxing match, an exclusive women’s investment club, and the magic of the Donora holiday season merge Wrenly and Cyril’s paths in unforeseen ways. Is their growing affection enough to overcome their differences? Join them as the wonder of love and family challenges everything they thought they knew.

You’re never too old to fight for justice in the latest novel in the trailblazing series from legendary national bestselling Western authors William W. Johnstone and J.A. Johnstone. JOHNSTONE COUNTRY. AGED TO PERFECTION. Texas good-old-boys Doolin and Tubbs take on a pair of copy-cat outlaws—and prove they’re not getting older, they’re getting deadlier—in their latest, greatest adventure . . . Some say the Wild West is no country for old men. But apparently no one told Eli Doolin and Casey Tubbs. This rowdy pair of cowboys may be a bit long in the tooth but—thanks to the success of their new business venture, the D&T Cattle Company—they’re riding high in the saddle. And raking in the cash. What’s their secret? They rob banks. Disguised as even older men than they are, Doolin and Tubbs have managed to pull off a string of bank jobs without a hitch, making just a few withdrawals to help fund their ranch. But their lucrative sideline as undercover criminals takes a sudden dark turn when a pair of dangerous outlaws start committing similar robberies—dressed up as old men just like Doolin and Tubbs. Even worse, these copy-cat crooks are cutthroat killers. To stop these bad guys from smearing their good names, Doolin and Tubbs have to do the unthinkable: Team up with Marshal Colton Gray before they get wrongfully jailed—or kill their own doubles before their doubles kill them . . .

For All the World –When the Curtain Rises, Even War Takes a BackseatIn the shadow of a world torn apart, four young people dare to dream.Peter Cullen, a penniless Dubliner with buckets of charm, big plans and nerves of steel.May Gallagher, her parents' plans for her weighing heavily as she wrenches free of expectation.Nick Gerrity, a man running from a terrible destiny, his past lurking around every corner.Aida Gonzales, adrift in the wreckage of war, grasping at an unexpected lifeline.As the ashes of the Great War still smoulder, these four unlikely allies find themselves seduced by the call of the stage. In a world where an entire generation has been lost to mud and blood, they choose sequins and spotlights, and refuse to be dictated to by the older generation anymore.But the price of following your heart in 1918 comes steep.Will Peter's raw talent be enough to lift him from the gutters of Dublin?Can May break free without breaking her family?Is Nick truly ready to face the music of his past?And will Aida's newfound hope withstand the harsh realities of a continent in chaos?From the smoke-filled pubs of Ireland to the glittering theaters of London, "For All the World" ignites a dazzling new series that proves the show must go on, even when the world outside has gone dark.From USA Today bestselling author Jean Grainger comes a tale of grit, glamour, and the unbreakable spirit of those who dare to dream.

Perfect for readers of The Tattooist of Auschwitz and The Nightingale, and inspired by real events, a gripping story of love, loss and two orphaned girls separated by war.'Exciting and tragic . . . beautifully written' ? ? ? ? ?'Absorbing and emotional' ? ? ? ? ?'A stunning book based on true events' ? ? ? ? ?'A fantastic historical read' ? ? ? ? ?'I loved it!' ? ? ? ? ?'I highly recommend it to all lovers of historical fiction' ? ? ? ? ?_______1939. A girl with auburn hair looks anxiously out of the train window, watching the mountains of Europe pass by. War is on the horizon at home, and Kirsty finds herself heading to neutral Hungary to help in a school for Jewish children. Little does she know that in leaving everything behind, she is about to find the most precious gift of all - a true friend in school pupil Anna. 1943. When the Nazis invade Budapest, Kirsty and Anna are on their own, and Kirsty worries desperately for her Jewish friend. What lengths must they go to in order to survive, and, when they are separated, can the guiding light of friendship bring them back to each other? _______ Your favourite historical authors LOVE this moving and heart-wrenching novel:'A powerful, poignant story of survival' KATE HEWITT'A different aspect of the Second World War to any I've read before . . . both heartbreaking and compelling, yet ultimately uplifting. I loved it' DEBORAH CARR 'This is a story of amazing courage . . . an extraordinary novel that has stayed with me long after I turned the final page' CAROL McGRATH 'Beautiful and evocative . . . an intelligent, thrilling novel which will stay with me for a long time' LOUISE MORRISH