Welcome to the Choc Lit Club, where we’re creating a delicious selection of romantic fiction for today’s independent woman. For women who love romance and chocolate and like to read about irresistible heroes!
As well as our own Choc Lit published authors, we list other authors who have been recommended and rated by our readers and the Choc Lit Tasting Panel.  We also have some great author interviews.

If your favourite book is not here - tell us so we can all enjoy your favourite heroes. Each month we’ll feature our favourite novels, chosen by our readers and the Choc Lit Tasting Panel. They can be new novels (soon to be published), classics or simply recommended reads. If you have an old favourite then let us know!

Sue’s Light Choc Lit Past........

The Toll Gate
by
Georgette Heyer
”I think this has to be a Georgette Heyer novel. But which? So many of them are sooooo good. At length, I chose The Toll Gate because it was the first Georgette Heyer novel I ever read and it made me laugh. The hero, Captain John Staples, is a tall man (one of my favourite things) and ‘he often behaved in a freakish way’. This, and his nickname of Crazy Jack, makes him doubly appealing. Through avoiding noble relatives he ends up tending a Toll Gate whilst criminals circulate cautiously around him and Miss Nell Stonaway catches his eye. It’s not long before these two situations combine to produce a love story of both fun and intrigue.” Sue Moorcroft.
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Sue’s Classic Choc Lit........

Jane Eyre
by
Charlotte Bronte
”One of my early adult reads, a story of the sort of life a penniless orphan would have led in Regency times – exploited and unwanted. Jane, of course, finds herself in the household of Mr. Rochester and things begin to look up. Until she makes the inconvenient discovery of his wife, mad Mrs. Rochester, in the attic. This book used to frighten me to death and I would never go to sleep immediately after reading of Helen in her coffin or Mrs. Rochester ripping Jane’s wedding veil in two. Mr. Rochester isn’t a conventional hero but he’s a powerful man who tries to do the right thing – in his own way. I hate to read the finale, when he has been diminished.” Sue Moorcroft.

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Sue’s Vintage Classic or as we call it, Light Choc Lit Past........

A Town Like Alice
by
Neville Shute
”This book began my lifelong love affair with the work of Nevil Shute. His stories are always of big events with far-reaching consequences and have a wonderful love affair central to the story. A Town Like Alice is a book of two halves: when Jean Paget is a prisoner of war and meets a man who is crucified for his part in stealing chickens to feed her and other women and children; then her life from the moment that she discovers that Joe Harman, though crucified, is alive. I must have read this book twenty times. It’s a ‘desert island’ book.” Sue Moorcroft.

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Sue’s Dark Choc Lit Present...

Cry No More
by
Linda Howard
“This is a compulsive read. Milla Edge’s happy life is destroyed when her baby is torn from her eyes and spirited away. She dedicates the next ten years of her life to trying to trace her lost son and other children like him – stolen to order. Eventually, she joins forced with James Diaz and a hot love affair flares through this life or death story. I received this book as a freebie at a conference and have since bought ten Linda Howard books.” Sue Moorcroft.

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The Perfect Girlie Gift - Romance & Chocolate!

We have the perfect treat - the latest Choc Lit paperback, The Importance of Being Emma by Juliet Archer or Starting Over by Sue Moorcroft, and a choice of sumptuous chocolates to choose from, including Thorntons. Of course, we couldn’t have left them out  - our perfect Choc Lit hero - John Thornton (aka Richard Armitage) - yummy! Why not order an extra one for yourself? 

Our Girlie Gifts are a great idea for Valentine’s Day, birthday, thank you, special occasion or just to say ‘Hi’!
 
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More Choc Lit arriving in 2010!

Turning The Tide by Christine Stovell
All That Mullarkey by Sue Moorcroft
Trade Winds by Christina Courtenay - coming soon!
Persuade Me by Juliet Archer