Amanda Radley Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Newly-retired Olivia Lewis is throwing herself into married life and aiming to be a domestic goddess before the first week is over. In a reversal of roles, Emily finds herself commuting from New York to London every week in order to realise her dreams of becoming a professional scriptwriter. It isn’t long before Olivia recognises that her days are long and empty, and they both feel every one of the 3,500 miles between them. Will they be able to bridge the distance?

Spurred on by overwhelming and ever-increasing debts, Emily White takes a job working in the first-class cabin on the prestigious commuter route from her home of New York to London with Crown Airlines. A gruelling transatlantic schedule means she is in the air nearly as much as she is on the ground and desperately misses her five-year-old son. On board she meets Olivia Lewis, who is a literal high-flying business executive with a weekly commute, a meticulous schedule, and terrible social skills. When a personal emergency brings them together, will Emily be able to swallow her pride and accept help from Olivia? And will Olivia be able to prevent herself from saying the wrong thing?

Woodlands Avenue is a peaceful and tranquil street, picturesque with Victorian-era homes and lined with trees. Verity Forsyth lives at 27A, and is enjoying her early retirement, active social calendar and occasional babysitting duties.Katie Ross is starting over, leaving her old home and her controlling ex behind and moving into a new apartment. When Katie and her beloved motorbike move into 27B, she finds herself immediately in conflict with her upstairs neighbour, Verity.Two such forceful personalities under one roof is a recipe for disaster.When disaster strikes, will they be able to put aside their differences and call a truce?

Set on a serene street adorned with Victorian homes, the story revolves around Verity Forsyth, who is relishing her early retirement. With an active social life and a penchant for babysitting, her days are filled with leisure and community interactions. The idyllic setting of Woodlands Avenue serves as a backdrop for her adventures and the relationships she nurtures.

The story revolves around Victoria Hastings, a fashion magazine editor who learns that her former assistant, Holly Carter, suffered an accident resulting in amnesia. Driven by guilt, Victoria invites Holly back into her life to support her recovery. As they navigate this complex relationship, Victoria's feelings evolve, leading her to confront the implications of her emotions. The narrative explores themes of memory, guilt, and the transformative power of relationships amidst the glamorous backdrop of the fashion industry.

Navigating workplace dynamics becomes even more complicated when romantic feelings develop for both a boss and her rival. The protagonist finds themselves caught in a web of attraction and conflict, where professional boundaries blur and personal loyalties are tested. As tensions rise between the two powerful women, the main character must confront their feelings and the potential fallout of their choices, leading to a humorous and tumultuous exploration of love and rivalry.

Hannah Hall confronts her troubled childhood as her daughter Rosie starts school, triggering painful memories. Compounding her struggles, Hannah grapples with the realization that Rosie is exceptionally gifted and mature for her age, forcing her to face both her past and her daughter's extraordinary abilities.

The story follows two women from contrasting backgrounds who find themselves compelled to embark on a lengthy journey together. As they navigate the challenges of their trip, tensions arise, prompting questions about whether they will collaborate for mutual benefit or let their differences drive them apart. Their evolving relationship explores themes of friendship, understanding, and the impact of shared experiences.