books by Haywood Smith

books by Haywood Smith

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Haywood Smith

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2005

New Favorite Book of All Time
I absolutely loved this book. It's a story of friendship and love - no matter what - and it's told so wonderfully by Ms. Smith. I laughed until I had tears streaming down my face - and then laughed some more. And I cried. I was right there with them through ...

Highland Princess

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2000

Princess with a backbone!
This is the first book I've read of Haywood Smith and I enjoyed it immensely. I love well-written historical novels set in Scotland (or Caledon as it was known then). Princess Bera is a strong intelligent woman that possessed fighting skills her brothers had taught ...

Wedding Belles

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Press, 2008

Red Hats Ride Again --- Hooray for Heywood Smith!!!!!
If you haven't read the two prior Red Hat books, don't let this stop you from reading this one...but do yourself a favor and order those right away. Her characters are warm, witty, and the epitome of girlfriends everywhere. I liked it so much that I ordered a second ...

Shadows In Velvet

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1996

An Uncommonly Good Historical Romance
I rarely read romance novels, but a long flight and a longerlayover forced me to pick one up, and for once I was verypleasently suprised by what I found. "Shadows in Velvet" is a well-written, fascinating historical novel with a wonderful romance as a bonus. Set ...

Secrets In Satin

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1997

Couldn't Put It Down
This was a great book. The characters and the story flowed to the point I found myself staying up late. Bravo Haywood Smith!

The Red Hat Club

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Griffin, 2005

liked it a lot
I picked this up at my local used book store, just because of the cover and it sounded interesting. glad i did. it turned out to be funny and hardwarming. i could relate to these ladies(even being a little younger!)and found my self wishing i had such a group of ...

Queen Bee of Mimosa Branch: A Novel

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 2003

"Fiction is the lie that tells the truth"
Once I read this quote by the author in the beginning of the the book I was definately intrigued. Fiction or not this book is an inspiration to women and the growth we have to look forward to in life. The main character in this book is compulsive in the beginning and ...

Damask Rose

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1998

Overlooked...
This book has not been given the praise it deserves. This is an EXCELLENT historical fiction in the style of Julie Garwood (high praise, indeed, as Julie is my TOP favourite romance writer.) Nara is a wonderful, innocent, warm-hearted heroine who is always looking to ...

The Viking Invader (Newspaper History)

Fergus Fleming, was Fergus Fleming, ...

Usborne Publishing Ltd, 1995

Educational and very funny
An educational and very funny read. The facts are all true, but have been presented in a consistely funny and readable tabloid style. Maps, pictures, and fact boxes (and some very funny ads) support the text. Highly recommended.

Ränkespiel der Sinne.
Haywood Smith

Droemer Knaur, 1999

Dangerous Gifts

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Paperbacks, 1999

Read this book!
I wish more people would discover this author's wonderful work. I've read all her books except the first one (Shadows in Velvet), but plan to do so pronto! Her books are not only rich in history and romance, they have a touch of mystery as well. Also the plots are ...

Border Lord
Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Press, 2001

Sinnliche Intrige.
Haywood Smith

Droemer Knaur, 2000

Border Lord

Haywood Smith

St. Martin's Press, 2001

Wonderful Elizabethan historical
Catherine Armstrong, an English spinster, is shipwrecked on the shores of Scotland when Duncan Maxwell, son of an absent English father and Scots mother, rescues her. Duncan appears to be a harsh man, despising anything English, and is an outlaw who holds Catherine ...