5 books like The Fire of Love

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Sweet Cassandra Denise Robins · 1970 · 189p · ≈ 6h · Moderate Would he ever marry her? Cassandra's happy homelife vanished with her mother's remarriage to a man Cass called the "General." He was an overbearing tyrant, used to his own way, who considered Cass a nuisance. Yet he did not hesitate to pass judgement on her boyfriends--and he absolutely forbid her to marry Kevin Martin. And her timid mother agreed with him. Leaving home would cut her off… Shares: 1960s, Gothic fiction

Two Loves Denise Robins · 1968 · 130p · ≈ 4h · Moderate Bill was handsome, tender and exciting, but Cherry knew she couldn't live on love alone. Phillip didn't attract her as Bill did, but his wealth could buy Cherry everything she'd always wanted. Cherry was determined to have them both. Cleverly concealing one's existence from the other, Cherry began leading a dangerous double life, unknowingly pushing all three of them toward disaster. Shares: 1960s, Gothic fiction

Nightingale's song Denise Robins · 1963 · 190p · ≈ 6h · Moderate It all happened too fast.... Celia's long lost father appeared and announced that he was a millionaire. Now, in his last days, he wanted to share his life, and his wealth with his only kin - his daughter. Celia was taken from her drab London flat to her father's fabulous villa in Monte Carlo. There she met Philippe, the dashingly handsome Frenchman who swept her into a confusion of fiery… Shares: 1960s, Gothic fiction

Falconridge Jennifer Wilde · 1969 · 190p · ≈ 6h · Moderate Beautiful, young Lauren Moore had been left penniless and homeless after the death of her mother, and Aunt Helena's unexpected invitation to live with her at Falconridge seemed almost too good to be true. She also found herself strangely drawn to darkly and handsome Norman Wade, her arrogant cousin by marriage. It wasn't long before Lauren realized that many inexplicable things happened at this… Shares: 1960s, Gothic fiction

The Master of Phoenix Hall Jennifer Wilde · 1968 · ★ 3.8 · 240p · ≈ 8h · Moderate One dear friend--One deadly foe One day lovely young Angela Todd was a seamstress struggling to sustain herself in London; the next, she was independent and owner of a charming country cottage. Her legacy gave her everything she had ever wanted. Not even a series of cruel pranks, strange "accidents" and shrill threats could shake her resolve to remain at Dower House. Gentle Greg Ingram, the… Shares: 1960s, Gothic fiction

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