Macmillan Lucinda Riley 6 Books Collection Box Set

This six-book box set brings together a selection of novels by Lucinda Riley, published by Macmillan. The collection spans multiple settings and time periods, from family homes and inherited estates to journeys shaped by memory, love and long-buried events.

Across the set, the stories follow women at pivotal moments: returning to places tied to their past, confronting what has been forgotten or concealed, and navigating relationships that continue to shape those around them. From the south of France and rural Monmouthshire to Cyprus, Suffolk, India and England, each title centres on personal histories that unfold across years and, in some cases, generations.

Included titles

• The Light Behind The Window
• The Midnight Rose
• The Italian Girl
• The Angel Tree
• The Olive Tree
• The Butterfly Room

Key details

• Six-book collection box set
• Author: Lucinda Riley
• Publisher: Macmillan
• Includes six individually titled novels

Synopses

The Light Behind The Window

Emilie de la Martiniéres has long resisted her aristocratic background. After her mother’s death, she becomes the sole inheritor of her childhood home in the south of France. A notebook of poems leads her towards the mysterious Sophia, and a tragic love affair that altered her family history.

The Midnight Rose

Spanning four generations, this story moves from the palaces of the great maharajas of India to the stately homes of England. It follows the life of Anahita Chavan from 1911 to the present day.

The Italian Girl

Rosanna Menici meets Roberto Rossini when she is still young, and their lives become intertwined. In the years that follow, their destinies are linked through their talents as opera singers and an enduring, obsessive love. As Rosanna begins to understand more, their bond is shadowed by irreversible events from the past.

The Angel Tree

Thirty years after leaving Marchmont Hall in rural Monmouthshire, Greta returns for Christmas at the invitation of David Marchmont. She has no memory of her earlier connection to the house, after an accident erased more than two decades of her life.

The Olive Tree

Twenty-four years after a formative holiday in Cyprus, Helena inherits a crumbling house called Pandora from her godfather. She returns to spend the summer there with her family.

The Butterfly Room

As Posy Montague approaches her seventieth birthday, she remains in her family home, Admiral House, in the Suffolk countryside. Surrounded by memories of her childhood and the life she built there, she knows she must make an agonising decision.