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"Weekend in Paris" is a 2003 novel by Robyn Sisman, a light and romantic tale of adventure, self-discovery, and love.
Leigh tells the story of a woman's escape from a man who is irresistibly attracted to her, and Webb tells the story of Elizabeth McCade's hidden passions — both characters carry a secret and a passion that leads them into the embrace of fateful love.
Preston tells the story of a journalist and a girl caught up in a court case, from an argument to trust; Eberhardt tells the story of a tough detective who breaks her own principles for the sake of a former hockey player who is haunted by disturbing lette
Memoirs of the Gilbreth family with twelve children, headed by father Frank, a brilliant engineer, and mother Lillian. The first part brings childhood under their father's experiments; the second life after his death.
In 1871, Joanna Drury travels from Texas to Melbourne in search of her mother's past. Along the way, an Aboriginal elder reveals to her the family curse and she falls in love with farmer Erik.
The novel is an intimate, emotional story of forbidden love in post-war Japan. One of Buck's most personal works on the subject of interracial relationships. Less epic, more psychological and melancholic than her Chinese novels.