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Victoria Connelly

    January 1, 1971

    Victoria Connelly crafts charming and heartwarming stories that often delve into themes of love, loss, and hope, frequently with a touch of magic. Her writing style is known for its warmth and her ability to create relatable characters that readers can connect with. Connelly skillfully blends romance with a deeper exploration of human emotions and life's unexpected turns. Readers are drawn to her works for their comforting and uplifting qualities.

    Victoria Connelly
    Wish You Were Here
    Molly's Millions
    The Beauty of Broken Things
    The Colour of Summer
    Introvert Abroad
    The House in the Clouds
    • The House in the Clouds

      • 254 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The House in the Clouds is the first novel in a brand new trilogy from the bestselling author of The Rose Girls and The Book Lovers series.

      The House in the Clouds
      4.4
    • Introvert Abroad

      • 182 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      A sudden yearning for adventure prompts author Victoria Connelly to leave her tranquil country cottage after fifteen years. As she embarks on a journey to explore the world, she navigates the challenges and excitement of travel, seeking new experiences and inspiration. This transformative quest reflects her desire for change and self-discovery, highlighting the contrast between her serene life and the vibrant possibilities beyond her familiar surroundings.

      Introvert Abroad
      4.0
    • The Colour of Summer

      • 292 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      "When Abigail and Edward became co-owners of historic Winfield Hall in the beautiful Sussex countryside, they had little idea what the future held. But, as the days of summer lengthen, their feelings towards one another grow and love begins to blossom. Harry and Aura have been a couple for a year now and, with the summer solstice approaching, Harry hatches a very special plan. He just hopes that the sun, moon and the stars are all in alignment. But not everything is going to plan. Life has a way of catching up with you and it isn't long before Abi discovers that Edward's been lying about his past, and the family secrets he's been hiding now threaten their future happiness. Can Edward make amends for his mistakes and will Abi ever be able to forgive and trust him again?"--Publisher

      The Colour of Summer
      3.5
    • The Beauty of Broken Things

      • 316 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      United by tragedy, can two broken souls make each other whole? After the tragic loss of his wife, Helen, Luke Hansard is desperate to keep her memory alive. In an effort to stay close to her, he reaches out to an online friend Helen often mentioned: a reclusive photographer with a curious interest in beautiful but broken objects. But first he must find her--and she doesn't want to be found. Orla Kendrick lives alone in the ruins of a remote Suffolk castle, hiding from the haunting past that has left her physically and emotionally scarred. In her fortress, she can keep a safe distance from prying eyes, surrounded by her broken treasures and insulated from the world outside. When Luke tracks Orla down, he is determined to help her in the way Helen wanted to: by encouraging her out of her isolation and back into the world. But Orla has never seen her refuge as a prison and, when painful secrets and dangerous threats begin to resurface, Luke's good deed is turned on its head. As they work through their grief for Helen in very different ways, will these two broken souls be able to heal?

      The Beauty of Broken Things
      4.1
    • Molly Bailey has just won £4.2 million in the National Lottery. And she needs to get rid of it - fast! Tom Mackenzie is on the verge of losing his job. He needs one hell of a story if he hopes to secure his future in journalism. With Ebenezer Scrooge for a brother, and a strong belief that sharing her good fortune is the only way forward, Molly unwittingly becomes the most sought after person in the country as, in true Robin Hood style, she distributes her wealth to the masses. But will she succeed in her quest of kindness, or will her family and the media catch up with her? Follow Molly on her journey from the Lake District to the Cotswolds, from deepest Devon to the heart of London and find out if Molly really can make the world go round!

      Molly's Millions
      3.5
    • Wish You Were Here

      • 358 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      A week on the sunny Greek island of Kethos is just what Alice Archer needs, even if she has to put up with her difficult sister. Stella's tantrums and diva-like demands are a fair price to pay for crystal-clear waters, blue skies and white clifftop villas.When Alice meets Milo, a handsome gardener at the Villa Argenti, for the first time she suddenly feels beautiful, alluring and confident. But is it just holiday magic or will the irresistible pull between Alice and Milo survive against all odds?Perfect for fans of Katie Fforde and Alexandra Potter, this heartwarming, romantic novel is the perfect escapist read.

      Wish You Were Here
      3.7
    • When the stresses of being an A-list actress get too much for her, Connie Gordon decides to escape to a tiny Scottish village. But little does she realise that whilst Lochnabrae might be quiet, it's far from sleepy...

      The Runaway Actress
      3.5
    • A weekend with Mr Darcy

      • 375 pages
      • 14 hours of reading

      Dr Katherine Roberts is a lecturer at Oxford University and an expert on all things Austen. But she has a guilty secret; a love of racy Regency novels by Lorna Warwick. She's even struck up a long-distance friendship with the novelist and the two of them have been sharing their closest confidences.

      A weekend with Mr Darcy
      3.5
    • When sisters Sarah and Mia Castle attend the Jane Austen Festival in Bath, they discover that no matter how close two sisters may be, it is impossible to share one man they believe to be their own perfect Mr. Darcy.

      Mr. Darcy Forever
      3.4
    • The sparkling follow-up to A Weekend with Mr Darcy from Victoria Connelly -- set to become the Richard Curtis of the chick-lit world! The circus has come to town! Die-hard romantic, Kay Ashton, uses her inheritance to open a B&B in the seaside town of Lyme Regis and is dumbstruck when the cast and crew of a new production of Persuasion descend, needing a place to stay. Kay can't believe her luck -- especially when she realises that heart throb actor Oli Wade Owen will be sleeping under her very own roof! Meanwhile, co-star Gemma Reilly is worried that her acting isn't up to scratch, despite landing a plum role. She finds a sympathetic ear in shy producer, Adam Craig, who is as baffled by the film world as she is. Kay thinks the two are meant for each other and can't resist a spot of matchmaking. Then, when Oli turns his trademark charm on Kay, it seems that she has found her real-life hero. But do heroes really exist? Featuring a cast of characters that could have stepped out of a Jane Austen novel, this is the perfect read for fans of Katie Fforde and Alexandra Potter.

      The Perfect Hero
      3.1