A name you know. A mood you’re in. Ten minutes to yourself. Start anywhere.
The narrator’s attitude toward the story.
A plain waitress mistakes one impulsive kiss for her long-awaited entrance into the glamorous world of romance.
A ruthless Texas outlaw, a determined ranger, and the woman between them move toward a reckoning in the thorny frontier.
A shy paper-box worker arrives at her Saturday dance with a glamorous escort and suddenly becomes the center of attention.
A boarder in mourning attracts a would-be suitor with a tale of a dead count, but wedding plans bring other secrets to light.
Della has one dollar and eighty-seven cents, and one day left to buy her husband a Christmas present worth giving.
A young man devoted to adventure follows a mysterious green door and finds a chance to make romance matter.
A timid pharmacist helps his rival elope with the woman they both love by preparing a very questionable love potion.
A ranch foreman tries to impress a fearless cattle king's daughter when a dangerous lion interrupts their evening in the prairie.
Two bungling kidnappers discover that their captive is far more trouble than the ransom is worth.
A relentlessly busy Wall Street broker finally pauses long enough to make a romantic gesture to his quiet stenographer.
Two struggling women share a makeshift stew, while a mysterious stranger arrives carrying the one ingredient they lack.
Two young working women pursue very different futures in a city where wages, style, and marriage all promise escape.
A mountain couple arrives at a makeshift court demanding a divorce, only to discover that separation may be harder than marriage.
A grieving Irishman treats a palmist’s predictions as a treasure map and pursues the stranger meant to bring him luck.
Two working New Yorkers spend a week pretending to be wealthy guests at a Broadway hotel and find an unexpected kindred spirit.
A lonely baker imagines that a quiet customer is a struggling artist and finds a tender way to help him.
Aunt Agatha summons Bertie to a French resort and promotes a marriage he does not want, while Jeeves questions his holiday wardrobe.
When Bertie says he wants a house full of children, a stop at a girls’ school puts the idea to a test.
Bingo's latest romance sends Bertie to his skeptical uncle, where an old impersonation threatens the marriage.
Rosie plans to publish a private account of her marriage, and Bingo recruits Bertie to keep it out of print.
Bingo falls for a revolutionary's daughter and joins her father's cause, even as he bets on a horse owned by his wealthy uncle.
Bertie travels to New York to rescue his cousin from a vaudeville romance, only to find Gussie aiming for a spot onstage himself.
Bertie's attempt to mend Freddie's broken engagement leaves him responsible for a stranger's child at the seaside.
On his first week in Bertie's service, Jeeves faces a stolen manuscript, a demanding fiancée, and a check suit he cannot approve.
