Take Me Twice
- 249 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Isabel Sharpe Books
Isabel Sharpe discovered writing not as a lifelong ambition, but as an escape from the routines of domestic life. After leaving the workforce to care for her first child, she found her voice crafting romance novels, which later evolved into more focused, women-centric narratives. Her work explores the complexities of female lives and relationships with an authenticity and charm that resonates with readers. Sharpe demonstrates how a compelling literary path can emerge from unexpected beginnings, continually engaging her audience with evolving storytelling.
Turn Up The HeatVibrant party organiser Candy Graham is looking to forget her romantic past, even if it means joining a dating website. But creating four different profiles to suit her personality could land Candy in hot water...
Knit in Comfort
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Set in Comfort, North Carolina, this novel weaves together the lives of women who bond over knitting and lace-making, reflecting the complexities of their personal journeys. The narrative explores themes of love and friendship through a richly developed cast of characters, making it a heartwarming tale that resonates with fans of crafting and community. With its focus on the connections formed through shared passions, it promises to be a cherished read for those who enjoy heartfelt stories.
Women on the Edge of a Nervous Breakthrough
- 400 pages
- 14 hours of reading
Set in the seemingly idyllic town of Kettle, Wisconsin, the story unfolds in a place where residents believe that nothing bad ever occurs. As the narrative progresses, the facade of this perfect community is challenged, revealing hidden secrets and unexpected events that disrupt the tranquility. The characters navigate the complexities of their lives, leading to a deeper exploration of trust, perception, and the true nature of their seemingly peaceful surroundings.
As Good as It Got
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Ann Redding seeks to reclaim her life after enduring numerous hardships, but her plan to find solitude is thwarted when she spends two weeks at Camp Kinsonu, a retreat for newly single women. Surrounded by a group of unconventional women who embrace a carefree lifestyle, she faces the challenge of fitting in while trying to maintain her individuality. As she navigates campfire songs and communal activities, Ann must confront her past and decide what she truly wants for her future.