Romance Novels

Delirij

Delirium is a dystopian novel for young adults written by Lauren Oliver. The story focuses on a young woman, Lena Halloway, who falls in love in a society where love is seen as a disease. Delirium is the first novel in the trilogy, followed by Pandemonium

Der Herr von Skye / Reif für die Liebe

Wagner tells the story of an artist who finds peace and Lord Ian on a Scottish island; Gladden is about a single mother and a widower who meet through their children — for both couples, love comes at just the right time.

Der Wächter des Herzens / Blaue Flecken auf der Seele / Ein bißchen Sonne im kalten Wasser

Françoise Sagan's three novels tell elegant, melancholic stories of love, depression, transience, and the intellectual bourgeoisie of the 1960s/70s.

Destined To Fly

Diamonds Can Be Deadly

Die amerikanische Braut

Ein psychologischer Roman des italienischen Schriftstellers und Regisseurs Mario Soldati über eine Dreiecksbeziehung, der später verfilmt wurde: der italienische Professor Edoardo, seine amerikanische Frau Edith und deren Freundin Anna. Leidenschaft, Täus

Die Kameliendame

Mladi Armand Duval zaljubljuje se u kurtizanu Marguerite Gautier, poznatu kao Dama s kamelijama. Njihova strastvena ljubav uništena je društvenim predrasudama i žrtvom.

Die Ladies von Missalonghi

In a small Australian town in the 1920s, poor and downtrodden Missy Wright dreams of freedom. With the help of a mysterious aunt and an unexpected love, she discovers the strength and courage to change her life.

Die Liebe in den Zeiten der Cholera

Florentino Ariza waited more than half a century to renew his oath of eternal fidelity and undying love to Fermina Daza, his love from his youthful days, who, after a long and frustrated love affair, had already rejected him once and married someone else.

Die Reichen sind anders

Bestselling novel by British author Susan Howatch, the first in the Van Zale series. An epic saga about ambitious Englishwoman Dinah Slade and powerful banker Paul Van Zale on Wall Street from the 1920s to the 1940s.