Well, I feel I should name change for this, I love Nora Roberts!
She's prolific and her books could be called formulaic, but I do enjoy them.
People are good, or they are properly bad!
Heroes are sexy with big hearts and enormous...wallets.
Women are capable and smart. Throw in some trouble in the town or community and away you go.
The older ones are eye-opening, much sexist banter, cigarette smoking etc
I like the trilogies, Garden, beginning with Blue Dahlia, the first NR I ever read, or the Inn at Boonsbro, the Bride Quartet. Then there are the paranormal trilogies, Sign of Seven, Circle, Three Sisters etc. These may be set in Ireland.
The family sets are good too, I like the Quinn family, even though it's dated Chesapeake Bay, etc.
There are stand alone titles, that usually involve a mystery. Whiskey Beach, the Collector, Come Sundown, The Liar, Chasing Fire, Shelter in Place. I really enjoy these.
She is in the middle of a post apocalyptic, paranormal trilogy, Year One and Of Blood and Bone already published.
Then there are the In Death books. These are crime books set in New York in the near future after a war across the world, that doesn't seem to resolve much and left capitalism thriving. Our star is Lt Eve Dallas, hardbitten cop, married to the sexiest squillionaire, Roarke, with an Irish lilt and a criminal past. They are funny and quick-witted, with a supporting cast of characters who are zany but endearing.
I realise now that I sound obsessed. It's just that they are a really good comfort read, you know what you will get and in an uncertain world that is sometimes a good thing.
The Audible versions are good too, especially the In Death series.
Off go I, to persuade all my book loving friends that my account has been hacked and that I am knee-deep in Wolf Hall and the works of the Bloomsbury set, not tearing up at the soppy bits in Black Hills!