Books like No great mischief by Alistair MacLeod

A science fiction collection with themes of technology and human psychology.

When Laura Ingalls and her family leave Wisconsin, they trek west to Kansas Territory, settle on the prairie, and begin a new life—only to be drawn into a dangerous conflict.

The Orphan Master's Son follows a man's journey through propaganda, identity, and state power in North Korea.

A sweeping family saga that follows the Clifton and Barrington families through love, betrayal, and corporate intrigue in 1960s Britain as secrets and ambition collide.

A thriller that brings together political intrigue, family drama and cross‑border espionage when a suicide note triggers a chain of events affecting the Clifton family, a London banker, and a woman behind the Iron Curtain.

Following the events of The Sins of the Father, the Clifton family must confront new threats and hidden agendas as they navigate marriage, career, and political ambitions in 1960s Britain.

Henry Smart rises from the slums of 1901 Dublin to become a 14‑year‑old Irish Citizen Army soldier, later a fearless rebel in the 1917 uprising, known for his wooden‑leg weapon and daring bike assassinations.

The final chapter of Jeffrey Archer’s Clifton Chronicles follows the Clifton family through political intrigue, business battles, and personal crises in contemporary England, as secrets unravel and each character faces unexpected challenges.

The story of a young Jewish man from Montreal who learns lessons in life from a series of mentors, including his father and a man from his workplace.

Wayne Johnston’s sweeping novel follows Joey Smallwood and Sheilagh Fielding—a scholarship boy and a sharp‑tongued journalist—through their intertwined lives as they pursue political ambition and personal love in Newfoundland.

Set during the Napoleonic wars, the novel follows a young woman's choice between three suitors: a sailor, a trumpetmajor, and the cowardly son of a local squire.

In Joseph Boyden’s The Orenda, a brutal massacre forces a hybrid narrative of Iroquois and Huron tribes, Jesuit missionary zeal, and the emergence of a new world at the edge of Canada’s wilderness.

A compelling family drama set in 1965 Baltimore, following seventeen‑year‑old Ian Bedloe as he grapples with guilt after a reckless confrontation with his brother that leads to tragedy and a lifelong quest for redemption.

A gripping tale of love, betrayal, and redemption inspired by Shakespeare's 'The Tempest', set on Plantation Island in South Florida. The story revolves around an old man, Kenzie Maxwell, who faces reconciliation with his brother after a scandal and his past mistakes.

INCORRIGIBLE! Spoiled, sassy and enticingly lovely, Heather Blair-Burns rightfully belongs among Boston's high society -- certainly NOT in a Dodge City saloon. But had the haughty, high-spirited debutante remained back East, she would have missed a daring train robbery, a reunion with her presumed-dead father ... AND the handsome, rough and rugged rogue who calls himself Morgan Stone. It's bad enough that evidence has linked Wells Fargo agent Stone to a string of robberies. Now he has to work undercover behind a bar and deal with the saloonkeeper's beautiful brat of a daughter -- an exasperating minx who would serve the customers lemonade and give the local soiled doves lessons in decorum. But love has a way of ambushing even the most mismatched of hearts. All it takes is a hint of passion -- and a touch of ... Mischief.