Full romance, humour, and drama, these three books from the popular Piccadilly Love Stories series make great value reading. Loving Danny by Hilary Freeman On her gap year, restless Naomi meets Danny, a mysterious and intense musician who opens her eyes to a whole new world around her. Danny is exciting and talented, and his band are on the brink of stardom. But he also has a dark, destructive side...Will Naomi be able to save Danny before it's too late? And more, importantly, can she save herself? My Best Friend's Brother by Laura Ellen Kennedy Loyalty can be a difficult thing, as Erica discovers when her boyfriend's sister entrust her with a secret. The secret grows until one night Erica realizes that Sally could be in trouble and she must betray her trust - and risk losing boyfriend Jake. Love Divided by Vanessa St Clair Lucy is officially off Boys, but Mally is different. Older, more serious than fun-loving Lucy and drop dead gorgeous! After he rescues her from some teasing boys, their friendship grows and love blossoms. However Mally, is from a hard-working, successful Bangladeshi family and is expected to go to Cambridge University. Can their love overcome the religious and cultural divide of their families? AUTHOR: Hilary Freeman is an experienced freelance journalist and agony aunt. She lives in London. Laura Ellen Kennedy has worked on various magazines. She now works for a children's charity in London and lives in Hertfordshire with her husband. Vanessa St Clair was born in Gloucestershire and lives in London with her husband and son. She has written for newspapers and magazines including Company, Tatler, The Guardian and thelondonpaper. This is her first novel. Vanessa's middle name is Alice, after Alice Liddell, her great grandmother and the real Alice in Wonderland. SELLING POINTS: -Three great books in one volume -Terrific value -Girls love a good 'weepie' -Wide ringing stories all with the theme of love, in all its guises