Pretty much any linux distro install can be configured to do what you ask.
Basic steps are back-up/resizing windows partition to make room for linux install and configuring linux bootloader to boot windows.
Many of the more popular distros will have scripts and aids to help automate the process for you.

First thing you need to do is decide which linux distro is right for you and your hardware. Lots of distros have live images that can be downloaded and installed on cd/dvd/usb stick so that you can try them out before installing them. Check out distrowatch.com for descriptions and download pages of hundreds of different linux distros. They have a search tool allowing you to narrow down your options based on user experience level and type of distro.
A couple of distros I feel are good for those new to linux are:
PcLinuxOS
VectorLinux
Mint

Also take a look at tutorials/articles on this site for more info.

hth
harv