Books like The Judas tree by A. J. Cronin

Tucker Mills Trilogy, Book 3

When her family travels abroad, 17‑year‑old Lisa spends a summer on her grandparents’ farm in Reynolds, Iowa. Amid farm life, loneliness, and a new friendship with country boy Charlie, she must choose between rural roots and her popular high‑school romance with Brad.

When Tyra’s father falls ill, she must travel to find Adam the Healer—an esteemed physician believed to cure him. Amid love, family duty, and Viking customs, Tyra confronts her fierce nature and the expectations of her people.

A young Catholic priest becomes a missionary in China, while an old friend ascends the ecclesiastical ranks in Scotland; the novel contrasts their experiences and explores faith, adventure, and vocation.

Fenella Fenny assumes her cousin’s betrothed wife at a Greek tycoon’s wedding, then forces a year‑long bargain: bear his child or loose.

Robert Shannon, a medical research worker, navigates the challenges of his profession while falling in love with a woman of a different religious faith.

In Amish Hope Springs, nurse‑midwife Amber Bradley defends traditional childbirth against the new doctor’s insistence on hospital births, striving to keep her community’s faith‑based practices alive.

The Citadel traces the career of Andrew Manson, a young Scottish doctor, as he confronts the realities of medical practice in interwar Wales and England.

Megan Windham sees past the rumors of the "Brute" Duke Hamish MacHugh and invites him into London’s social season, where war‑torn hearts and waltzes alike vie for victory.

After her fiancé’s death, artist Annabelle Ronaldi’s life spirals until she wakes beside Dr. Mike Flynn—a man who mirrors her lost love—sparking a humorous, twist‑laden romance that unravels a buried family secret.

A contemporary romance novel intertwining legal drama with the complex bond between father and son.

Anna Galloway has arrived on the sparsely populated North Beach Peninsula in Washington State to continue her career in nursing, but there is no hospital and the only doctor, Dr. Wesley Snow, is brusque and judgmental. Anna doubts she can stay, though she knows that this is a place where her skills are very much in need. But Anna doesn't just want to be needed, she wants to be loved. Peter Fielding, a young widower, needs her to mother his two children, but can he offer her love? It is Peter who introduces her to the wild, untamed land, but it is the brooding Dr. Snow who, though scorning Anna's prayers for her patients, seems to have captured her heart. ' Should Anna give up her dreams of marriage and family and be content with her nursing career? She is hoping that God will not only lead her in the right direction but will teach her to trust that small voice that says: "Be still and know that I am God..." Psalm 46:10.

Firefighter paramedic Terry Flanagan is determined to help migrant farm workers with her clinic, but her plans collide with Dr. Jacob Landsdowne’s need to restore his reputation after a tragedy. Their shared mission forces Jacob to confront his faith and trust in himself.