Nora Roberts

In "All the Possibilities" a cynical politician falls for a free-spirited beauty despite their long-standing family feud, while in "One Man's Art" a reclusive cartoonist learns to love again with the help of a glamorous artist.

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The MacGregors

In "The Winning Hand," casino manager Robert MacGregor Blade falls for jackpot winner Darcy Wallace, while brooding loner Preston McQuinn longs for his bright, bubbly neighbor in "The Perfect Neighbor."

The Winning Hand\The Perfect Neighbor

The MacGregors: Robert & Cybil

Kaye Oliva

In "Playing the Odds," Serena MacGregor gets a run for her money in the arms of a handsome gambler; in "Tempting Fate," ruthless attorney Caine MacGregor meets his match in the beautiful Diana Blade.

Serena, Caine

Michaela Lee

For Now, Forever Anna—Daniel's wife of forty years—relives her remarkable courtship, when meddlesome matchmaking patriarch and self-made millionaire Daniel MacGregor faced his biggest challenge: to convince the love of his life to marry him! Here at last is the story of how Daniel wooed and won the fiercely independent Anna Whitfield and launched his formidable dynasty. In From the Cold In this story about an eighteenth-century MacGregor, we learn that battling the British couldn't prepare Minuteman Ian MacGregor for the fight he's got on his hands to win the heart of Irish spitfire Allanna Flynn.

For Now, Forever\In From The Cold

The MacGregors: Daniel & Ian

Tameka Young

London Lynn

Sahi K

The MacGregors are among Roberts' most cherished creations and, in response to popular demand, here is patriarch Daniel's own story, along with that of Ian MacGregor, his 18th-century American ancestor.

Daniel, Ian

Trish 

Krati Paw

Courtney Wise

Kirsty Mcguigan

#1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author Nora Roberts enchants again with two more beloved classics about the passionate and headstrong MacGregor family. All the Possibilities Creative, compelling, unconventional—Shelby Campbell was unlike any woman Senator Alan MacGregor had ever known. The cynical politician found himself falling in love with the spirited beauty, though she kept him at arm's length. But Alan was determined and nothing was going to keep him from getting what he wanted—not even the centuries-old feud between the MacGregors and Campbells…. One Man's Art Grant Campbell was a loner—rude and impossible! Yet as soon as he opened the lighthouse door to Genevieve Grandeau on that stormy night, she was lost. Underneath his gruff, handsome exterior, he was intelligent, sensitive…and slightly scarred. To Gennie, loving meant sharing, trusting. But Grant was hiding in the shadow of the past, afraid to move beyond it. She'd have to convince him that their love was a beacon for the future—but how?

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