First published in 1991, NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Danelle Harmon has written nearly twenty books in her long career, with many available in audio, print, and distributed in various languages throughout the world. Her books have won numerous awards from RT/Romantic Times and have repeatedly hit the top of Amazon’s bestseller charts. Danelle and her family make their home in New England with a menagerie including five dogs, an Egyptian Arabian horse, and pet chickens. Danelle welcomes email from her readers.
When to Let Go: A Memoir of Grief and Witness
After the worst summer of her life—marked by grief, injury, and a bone-deep exhaustion she cannot outrun—an author opens her door to the impossible.
Three nineteenth-century privateer captains arrive—impossibly—in modern New England.
For a few luminous days, the world feels elastic: airplanes and ice cream, weather forecasts and laughter. Brendan is steady and kind. Kieran is sensitive and searching. Connor is brilliant, impulsive, and dangerously out of time.
The woman who welcomes them knows these men well—because she created them. She knows their histories. She knows their loves. And she knows what fate awaits one of them.
As delight deepens into attachment, the urge to protect becomes almost unbearable. To warn. To interfere. To save. But grief has already taught her a truth she cannot ignore: love is not possession, and rescue is not always mercy.
When To Let Go is a lyrical, genre-bending novel about love that endures beyond time, the courage to witness rather than control, and the quiet faith required to release what we cherish most.
It asks a tender and unsettling question: When staying causes harm, can letting go become an act of love?
When To Let Go is a quiet, luminous novel. With graceful prose and a deeply human heart, Harmon explores the fragile space between holding on and knowing when release is the most loving choice.
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Love and Loathing in London: An Enemies to Lovers Romance Collection
Four defiant heroines. Four dangerous rogues. Four sweeping romances filled with betrayal, adventure, vengeance, and passion that refuses to be tamed.
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Le Cœur Rebelle (Les Frères de Montforte t. 1) (French Edition)
« Danelle Harmon est l'une de mes autrices préférées de tous les temps ! » — JULIA QUINN, autrice de La Chronique des Bridgerton, classée n°1 des ventes par le New York Times
« Le sang le plus noble, les cœurs les plus audacieux ; les frères de Montforte vous couperont le souffle. »
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Le Bien-Aimé (Les Frères de Montforte t. 2) (French Edition)
Une fresque romantique à l’époque de la guerre d’indépendance, durant laquelle un lord anglais blessé et une beauté américaine s’abandonnent à un amour qui défie la loyauté, le devoir et l’océan qui sépare leurs mondes.
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Treading Water (Notes From The Deep End Book 1)
International media sensation Natalie Collins is an eighteen-year-old Olympic swimmer, who has dedicated her whole life to her career. But when her best friend and relay teammate, Annie, is diagnosed with terminal cancer, Natalie's world spirals out of control. A public meltdown exposes her addiction, leading her to The Dunes, an unconventional rehab in the California desert. At The Dunes, Natalie meets a diverse group of individuals, each with their own struggles and stories.
Mitch, a young counselor who all the girls’ crush on, encourages her to write letters to Annie, helping her process her emotions. Through one-sided letters Natalie relays stories about Dr. Blaine, an enigmatic psychiatrist, and Tillie, a nurturing counselor. Among the residents, Natalie befriends Staci, an aspiring artist and heroin addict, and Fiona, a former beauty queen recovering from human trafficking. She also takes on Missy, the rehab bully and her minions, but finds allies in Gia, a former gangster, and Cassidy, a meth addict who believes she lives in a television.
As Natalie navigates her new environment, she reflects on her life in limbo “on the outside.” Her father's remarriage to Mommy New Boobs, her mother's churning of her bank accounts and her toxic relationship with Racer, her ex-boyfriend. Through observing others Natalie learns that everyone has their own battles. Inspired by the resilience of those around her, Natalie begins to see life as a gift and the attempts to rebuild her life and career.
"Treading Water" is a story of struggle, redemption, and the power of human connection. From the depths of addiction to the surface of hope.
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Sudden Attraction (Soulmated Book 2)
Gabriella Bordeaux rushes home after a frantic call from her mother. She arrives to find Mom has died in a fall down the steps of the decaying plantation house where Gabriella grew up. Or was it murder? Is Luke Buckley, the secretive man renting one of the nearby cottages, a killer?
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From New York Times and #1 International bestselling author J. Kenner…
Sometimes bad isn’t good enough…
On the outside, Lyle Tarpin is a clean-cut Hollywood actor whose star is on the rise. Inside, he’s battling his own demons, shunning relationships and finding solace in the arms of a string of anonymous women paid very well for their discretion.
But when he’s photographed in a compromising position by an over-eager reporter, the only way to save his career is to say that the woman he was with is his fiancée. And now Lyle has to play a very public game with the only woman who’s ever managed to get under his skin.
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