Showing results by publisher "Next Chapter Audio Ltd" in Women's Fiction

When successful author Sherri Lambert moves back to her hometown after 40 years, she doesn’t expect to run into high school heartthrob Dylan Roberts or to the visions that haunted her childhood. Navigating teenage discord she thought she had escaped years ago and intense dreams that have returned, Sherri searches for meaning as she makes a staggering discovery.

After working for years in a war zone, Danny D'Amato needs a break. Stressed, he chooses the blue waters of Positano for his escape. Soon, the pages of his diary fill with notes about the woman he meets on the sunny Mediterranean cliffs, and his conversion from a war-weary veteran to a man in love. In a few days, he and Gaia fall in love, share their lives, and imagine a future together. And then, she is gone. After Danny spends countless days looking for Gaia, the vast distance between them finally closes...but for reasons they could have never predicted.

“Shouldn’t we introduce ourselves before we get divorced?” With these words, American grad student Breanne Smith cemented the attraction of Nicolas Brassard, French banker. But how can these two, with their diverging futures, make a life together? Through tragedy, heartbreak, and fear, Nick and Breanne forge an unbreakable bond that takes them from the American Midwest to the shores of France, and into a whirlwind romance that defies sense or reason.

"Stone Cold" Hart is the president of my daddy's motorcycle club. He doesn't show emotion. He's not supposed to. But when he's with me, he's so different. Sweet. Seductive. Intoxicating. We were made for each other. But that doesn't mean being together will be easy. My family doesn't approve of us. I'm going against everyone I love for him, and it's doubtful we'll come out of it unscathed. Finding our forever may just mean breaking us before we've even begun.

Donna Russo's 'Vincent's Women' is the untold story of Vincent's loves: how they shaped his life, his art, and his death. It writes against the ‘myths,’ exploring the possibility that none of them are true. It is the only novel to bring into question his sexuality, how he lost his ear, who he lost it for, and how he might have died, all through the eyes of a woman. We learn of Her; we learn all of it through Her. The story is guided by Johanna van Gogh Bonger, Vincent's sister-in-law, as she decides to reveal the truth about Vincent to her son.