Heather Webb Books in Order

Rose leaves Martinique hoping for elegance at the French court, only to face abandonment and revolution in Paris. Surviving danger, she reinvents herself as Josephine, whose connection with Napoleon brings a radically different future from the one she imagined.

Aspiring sculptor Camille Claudel becomes Auguste Rodin's apprentice, muse, and lover in Belle Époque France. Their passion fuels artistic breakthroughs, but her work remains overshadowed by his fame as ambition, dependence, and obsessive emotion strain their volatile relationship.

Through letters swapped between spirited Evie Elliott at home and soldier-turned-journalist Thomas Harding at the Western Front, this World War I love story follows their changing hopes from 1914 to a bittersweet Christmastime reunion in Paris decades later.

Grieving her father's death, Christine abandons illusion for the Paris opera, where a mysterious phantom takes interest in her. Returning to her magical skills, she must decide whom to trust as secrets involving her protectors and friends threaten her future.

On the 1950s French Riviera, struggling perfumer Sophie Duval shelters movie star Grace Kelly from a persistent photographer, James Henderson. That brief encounter ties the three together as Grace's royal wedding brings Sophie and James back into each other's orbit, testing their dreams and loyalties.

In 1937 New York, estranged sisters Clara and Madeleine Sommers agree to carry their dying grandmother's farewell letters across Europe. Crossing the Atlantic on the Queen Mary and racing by train through Paris, Venice, and Vienna, they confront family secrets, looming war, and the chance to forgive each other.

An Italian immigrant and an American employee meet at Ellis Island in 1902, each hoping for a better life. Facing corruption and prejudice within the immigration system, Francesca and Alma form a friendship bound by a dangerous shared secret.

Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner's attraction develops as their careers move in opposite directions. This fictional account follows the jealousy, infidelity, passion, and professional pressures that turn a glamorous Hollywood relationship into a struggle to sustain both love and identity.

In 1950s Britain, single mother Olive Carter finally lands a chance to cover the young Queen Elizabeth's Christmas broadcast, bringing her back into the orbit of wartime friend Jack Devereux, now a royal chef. Over several festive seasons, career dreams, secrets, and a tender second-chance romance intertwine at Sandringham.

In 1925 London, Alice Diamond plans to expand the all-female Forty Elephants gang into a criminal dynasty. Determined policewoman Lilian Wyles sees its proposed heist as her chance to prove herself and end Alice's increasingly ambitious reign.

After her twin's death, jeweler Elisabeth seeks work from wealthy socialite Evalyn McLean, owner of the Hope Diamond. Drawn into a world of opulence and concealed pain, she must confront the truth behind her brother's death when tragedy strikes again.