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Cassie settled down too young, marrying her first serious boyfriend. Now, 10 years later, she is betrayed and broken. With her marriage in tatters and no career or home of her own, she needs to work out where she belongs in the world and who she really is. So begins a yearlong trial as Cassie leaves her sheltered life in rural Scotland to stay with each of her best friends in the most glamorous cities in the world: New York, Paris and London.

Cassie loves Henry. Henry loves Cassie. With a Tiffany ring on her finger, all that Cassie has left to do is plan the wedding. It should be so simple, but when Henry pushes for a date, Cassie pulls back. Henry's wild, young cousin, Gem, has no such hesitations and is racing to the aisle at a sprint, determined to marry in the Cornish church where her parents were wed. But the family is set against it, and Cassie resolves to stop the wedding from going ahead.

True love is like a diamond. Precious and unbreakable. Bis vor Kurzem war Ally Stammkundin bei Tiffany, dem edelsten Schmuckladen in New York. Nun steht sie im Weihnachtstrubel als Verkäuferin auf der anderen Seite der Ladentheke. Denn Ally hat sich geschworen, die verlogene Welt der Upper Class zu verlassen und Tristan aus ihrem Leben zu verbannen. Niemand will Ally je wieder so nahe an sich heranlassen – bis sie dem angehenden Parfümeur Lucien begegnet. Doch Tristan hat Allys Abfuhr nicht verkraftet und versucht, ihr das neue Glück zu nehmen.

Christmas is almost here, and guys are the last thing on personal shopper Ainsley Garrett's list. But her icy resolution melts when she sees an incredibly hot marine shopping for toys. A man in uniform with a hot bod and a heart of gold? Maybe a gal can believe in Santa after all.

'This was where her dreams drifted to if she didn't blot her nights out with drink; this was where her thoughts settled if she didn't fill her days with chat. She remembered this tiny, remote foreign village on a molecular level and the sight of it soaked into her like water into sand, because this was where her old life had ended and her new one had begun.'