Books of Divorced men
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Texas Two Step
By Cynthia D'AlbaAfter six years and too much self-recrimination, rancher Mitch Landry is ready to admit he was wrong.
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The Tycoon's Reluctant Cinderella
By Therese BeharrieSwept off her feet by the boss!
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Shifting Gears
By Riley HartRod Nelson is used to being someone's good time, and that's fine with him.
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Crossroads
By Riley HartAfter divorcing the woman he'd been with since he was seventeen, Nick Fuller is starting over.
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The Backup Boyfriend: The Boyfriend Chronicles Book 1
By River JaymesBut Dylan's a master bullshitter, and the phony PDA soon turns ultra-hot. Alec can't afford to get attached, and Dylan's learned everyone eventually leaves. Unfortunately, playing the backup boyfriend is starting to feel way too real.
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The Lawman's Rebel Bride
By Amanda ReneeSECOND-CHANCE WEDDING.
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The Doctor's Wife for Keeps/Twin Surprise for the Italian Doc
By Alison RobertsThe Doctor's Wife For Keeps Seeing paediatrician Kate Saunders again, Luke can feel the chemistry that still sizzles between them.
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How to Survive Your Boyfriend's Divorce: Loving Your Separated Man Without Losing Your Mind
By Lesley Dormen, Robyn ToddA guide to handling the "not yet divorced" man offers women practical advice on how to navigate the tricky waters created by a separation
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Double Vision
By Pat BarkerDouble Vision is Pat Barker's thought-provoking Booker Prize-winning novel of modern warfare.
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Oscar and Felix: A New Look at The Odd Couple
By Neil SimonAmerica's comic mastermind has updated his classic comedy The Odd Couple, bringing the trials and tribulations of Felix Unger and Oscar Madison to the present day.
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Kill for an Orchid
By Michelle WanThe fourth book in the "Death in Dordogne" series, Kill for an Orchid spans two hemispheres and three centuries, taking readers on a suspenseful journey of greed, obsession and murder.
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Carved in Stone: Book One of the Art of Love Series
By Donna McDonaldEach hero in this series is an artist. Each heroine in the series is a bit damaged. Sometimes the stories get a little too real when complicated family relationships make dating, romance, and love even more challenging.
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The New Harmonies
By Adam E. StoneThe New Harmonies