The latest story by Harlequin Medical Romance author Colette Cooper, a Christmas, one night, small town romance!One magical snowy night…to forever?Romance is strictly off midwife Freya’s agenda; her painful past taught her that. Then her world collides—literally!—with moody consultant Dr. Henry. He might be spectacularly competent and arrestingly handsome, but his grumpy indifference is nothing short of infuriating! Until Henry reveals a terrible loss he’s suffered...

Coming soon! Harlequin Medical Romance October 2026 Box Set by Tina Beckett\Zoey Gomez\Colette Cooper\Clare Connelly will be available Sep 29, 2026.

FOR MATURE OVER 18 READERS ONLY.The first in a serialized collection of the sexy adventures of Jane in the jungle. Inspired by the stories of Tarzan and Jane, this serial is a creative, edgy, and yet romantically erotic Tarzan and Jane collection.Darker and more intense than Fifty Shades of Grey, Entwined--and the subsequent volumes--are not for the faint of heart.When not-as-proper-as-one-would-think Victorian woman Jane Clemons convinces her father to tak...

Colette's irresistible depiction of a childhood in rural France, in a lush new translation‘I will never be able to help anyone imagine the splendour, bound up in my memories’Claudine lives in a large house with a rose-filled garden and a vegetable patch smelling of tomato leaves and apricots. Beyond it is the village, where travelling performers stop for the night and wedding feasts take place under a bright summer moon. Inside her house are Mama, ...

In the graphic novel history Across the Tracks: Remembering Greenwood, Black Wall Street, and the Tulsa Race Massacre, author Alverne Ball and illustrator Stacey Robinson have crafted a love letter to Greenwood, Oklahoma—also known as Black Wall Street—a community whose importance is often overshadowed by the atrocious slaughter that took place there in 1921.Across the Tracks introduces the reader to the businesses and townsfolk who flourished in ...

Colette's subversive and witty tale of a woman's bid for freedom in Belle Époque France, in a fresh new Penguin Classics translation‘It’s definitely me there, covered in purple rouge, eyes ringed with a halo of blue greasepaint that’s beginning to melt’Renée, aged thirty-three and divorced from her serially unfaithful husband, reinvents herself as a dancer and mime artist in France’s music halls. When a wealthy suitor appears promising marriage and...

Constant check-ins are not proof of devotion-they are often a substitute for the clarity you have not yet builttogether. Colette Ainsworth's insightful book explores the anxiety that arises when physical distance transformsroutine connection into performance, and presence becomes something measured in screen time.When you cannot see your partner daily, every text shifts from simple contact to evidence you analyze forreassurance. The Long-Distance Relationshi...

The career pivot that feels impossible isn't waiting for more credentials-it's waiting for you to translate theones you already have into a language hiring managers can decode in eleven seconds. Colette Norwood'sinsightful book explores the unique pressure of changing careers when financial urgency and market realityconverge, and conventional job search advice no longer applies.Career Change Fast is not a career quiz, a passion discovery guide, or a long-ter...

Claudine at School, first published in 1900, is a sharp, sensuous, and mischievously observant novel of provincial French girlhood. Narrated by the precocious Claudine, it transforms the classroom, the village, and the politics of adolescent friendship into a theatre of desire, rivalry, and social performance. Its style is intimate, ironic, and vividly physical, blending schoolgirl comedy with fin-de-siècle candor about sexuality and power. As the opening work of the Claudine cycle, it sta...

First published in 1920, Chéri is one of Colette's most incisive explorations of desire, aging, and social performance in the world of Belle Époque and postwar Paris. The novel follows Léa, a cultivated courtesan nearing fifty, and her beautiful young lover Chéri, whose marriage exposes the fragility beneath their seemingly elegant detachment. Written in Colette's famously exact, sensuous prose, the book combines psychological realism with a theatrical awareness of gesture, costume, and si...

Claudine in Paris, the second novel in Colette's celebrated Claudine sequence, transports its sharp-eyed heroine from the provincial schoolroom of Montigny to the more ambiguous social and erotic terrain of the capital. Written in a supple, intimate first-person style, the novel blends diary-like immediacy with ironic social observation, tracing Claudine's convalescence, family entanglements, and initiation into Parisian sophistication. Within the context of fin-de-siècle French literature...

Some stories are true. Others are make-believe. And some true stories are so amazing that it seems they must be make-believe even when they are not... This is one of those stories. In a sanctuary in Thailand lived an elephant called Bonti. Short-tempered and destructive, Bonti was alone - the other elephants (and humans) knew to keep their distance. But when a musician came to play the piano for Bonti, something incredible happened... The Elephant and the Piano tells the spectacular true s...