Artistic Licence by Katie Fforde
          THEA’S LOVE LIFE IS A MESS…
Life as a globetrotting photojournalist had its moments Thea Orville–until a shifty scheme by her boyfriend ruined her career. For Thea, giving the boot to her man feels good. Selling her London flat to open a rooming house feels better–at first. Then reality sets in … and thirty-something Thea realizes she’s a bit young to be a house matron. What she needs is a little diversion… 
          …UNTIL A SEXY STRANGER COMES ALONG…
On a lark, Thea accepts her friend’s offer to go to France an art tour. A little wine, a little Cezanne–what could be better? For starters, meeting a devilishly handsome artist nary Rory. Somehow, Thea lets Rory convince her to stay with until she sorts things out. But when Thea sees Rory’s paintings, everything suddenly makes sense. 
          …AND MAKES CLEANING UP A PLEASURE…
Thea knows that bringing Rory’s spectacular paintings into London’s art world would be just the challenge she’s look for. So where does that leave her love life? Well, romance has a funny way of working itself out … just when–and how–you least expect it….

Summer Island by Kristin Hannah
          Years ago, Nora Bridge walked out on her marriage and left her daughters behind. Now she is a famous talk show host. Her daughter, Ruby, is a struggling comedienne. The two haven’t spoken in more than a decade. Then a scandal from Nora’s past is exposed, and Ruby is offered a fortune to write a tell-all about her mother. Reluctantly, she returns to the family house on Summer Island, a home filled with frayed memories of joy and heartache. Confronting a past that includes a never-forgotten love, a sick best friend, and a mother who has harbored terrible family secrets, Ruby finally begins to understand the complex ties that bind a mother and daughter–and the healing that comes with forgiveness.

Having It and Eating It by Sabine Durrant
          Maggie Owen has given up her day job and resigned herself to a life of playground moms and soiled clothing–until the day she runs into Claire Masterson. Claire was the girl at school Maggie always wanted to be, and (surprise, surprise) it’s as if nothing has changed. Claire still has everything–and Maggie’s life, as the mother of two young boys, is utter chaos. But when it seems that Claire knows a little too much about Maggie’s boyfriend, Jake, Maggie starts thinking the unthinkable, and the lengths to which she goes to uncover the truth and regain her confidence throw her life–and her relationship with Jake–for a loop.