Renée Carlino 4 Books Collection Set Last Post, Before We Were Strangers, Swear On This Life

Discover the Renée Carlino 4 Books Collection Set, a captivating paperback boxed set crafted for readers who crave deeply personal contemporary romance and heartfelt women's fiction. This BRAND NEW collection brings together four beloved titles—Blind Kiss: A Novel, Swear on This Life: A Novel, The Last Post: A Novel, and Before We Were Strangers: A Love Story—perfect for fans of immersive storytelling, book clubs, and thoughtful gifts for readers who adore soulful love stories and character-driven journeys. ISBN: 9789124341107. Blind Kiss: A Novel Pennys afternoons outside a sandwich shop become a doorway to her past. Once a rising dancer, shes now a suburban housewife facing a son leaving for MIT, a stylish McMansion, and a marriage in need of repair. The kiss that changed everything is memories she cant fully escape, and the question of what could have been lingers as she considers the path not taken. This nuanced, emotionally rich tale explores second chances, rediscovery, and the courage to choose happiness again long after the spotlight fades. Swear on This Life: A Novel Emiline is drawn into the power of a story that mirrors her own childhood—told through the eyes of J. Colby, the best friend and first love she hasnt seen in years. The novel wrestles with ownership, memory, and the way a writers pen can reshape a painful past. Its a candid exploration of heartbreak, truth, and the complicated bonds that endure long after the final page is turned. A compelling read for those who love literary romance with a twist of metafiction. The Last Post: A Novel Laya Marstons world is built on pragmatism and routine, while her husband Cameron chased adventure until his last leap. As she navigates life after his death-defying feats, she learns what it means to redefine love, purpose, and partnership when the person you trusted most is gone. This poignant, introspective novel blends resilience with romance, offering readers a quiet reflection on courage, loss, and th