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Romance novels in winter: These 3 books you should read
It's finally time for the sofa again - and a good book. If you have a penchant for beautiful romance novels, you should know these 3 books.
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How we have longed for this time of year - when it rains and storms outside, we grab a good book and immerse ourselves in exciting stories. With a hot cup of tea and some cookies, that's all you need for a relaxing time. We present 3 romance novels that we particularly like.
Romance novels in winter: You should read these 3 books
Drive Me Crazy - Please turn around for love
By Beth O'Leary
Road trip with the ex-boyfriend - Addie and Deb want to drive to her best friend's wedding in a Mini. But shortly after they set off, one disaster follows another: not only do they hit a car, but the occupants turn out to be Addie's ex-boyfriend Dylan and his best friend Marcus. Of course, the two women have no choice but to take them with them ... Will the four of them make it to the wedding on time? And more importantly, will Addie and Dylan really part ways after this road trip?
The little tea store in Tokyo
By Julie Caplin
When the budding photographer gets the opportunity of a lifetime, she is overjoyed: she is to travel to Japan to take pictures. But in Tokyo, it turns out that her tutor will be the Englishman Gabriel Burnett. The very man for whom she has had unrequited feelings for years. Fortunately, Fiona lives with a warm-hearted host family who run a traditional tea store and actively support Fiona. But will she finally find a way into Gabe's heart?
Days with Gatsby
By Joséphine Nicolas
May 1924: Zelda and F. Scott Fitzgerald decide to escape the hustle and bustle of New York for a while. Zelda in particular led a dissolute party life at his side. But while he is writing 'The Great Gatsby' in the south of France, the novel that is supposed to pay off debts and bring him the world fame he longs for, Zelda begins to get bored and thinks of her own more artificial self-realization. But she realizes that Scott is exploiting her talent for his books and cleverly thwarting her writing ambitions. Overwhelmed as a young mother and disappointed as a wife, Zelda throws herself back into the party life. She meets the pilot Édouard Jozan and begins a relationship with him. The ménage-à-trois is the prelude to a stage-ready marriage drama, while Zelda's capers fuel Scott's creativity - he unscrupulously takes advantage of both their lives to write his novel of the century about lost illusions and great love. But will the dazzling literary couple survive this crisis in the end?