Books like The Feast Of Sara by Anne Weale

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

A dark New England mansion, the House of the Seven Gables, casts an ancestral curse over the Pyncheon family, revealing secrets, mysterious deaths, and a complex mix of gothic, historical, and moral themes.

The ex-cop and librarian meet in Hawaii as they investigate a murder with rogue sensitives and para-hunters, discovering more danger than they bargained for.

Alex, a coroner, investigates supernatural activity in Hughes County, Texas, where paranormal phenomena abound and the local police force is not up to the task. Her new colleagues, including a techmage named Jack, are also paranormal, and they encourage her to use her ability to communicate with the dead to solve crimes. When her first case goes missing, Alex is transferred to a mysterious precinct where she meets Jack, who turns out to be her long-lost sister. Together, they must unravel the mystery and clear Hughes County of the supernatural threats that plague it.

In 1888 East London, tea‑factory worker Fiona Finnegan and her lover Joe Bristow dream of owning a shop. After tragedy forces her into New York, Fiona rises from a modest storefront to a top tea‑industry magnate, only to confront her past to secure her future.

In turn‑of‑the‑century England, Jessica Clavering, scorned at her family home, marries into an opal‑mine empire and follows her inheritance to Australia, where she confronts her family's dark past.

Sofia teams up with Clover, Cedric, and Wormwood to stop an evil fairy masquerading as a sorceress from commandeering a Tri‑Kingdom feast and endangering her family's magical amulet.

Meg Parker, an American travel-book writer, lives in the Lorraine countryside with her two small children and a neglectful husband. Domestic life is beginning to take its toll until Meg is offered her dream assignment: to write a guidebook about French history. Unfortunately, there is a catch. Jean-Jacques, a scruffy and imperious photographer, has been assigned to the project. As the dueling pair visits each region in search of the past, what they find is the colorful, food-filled present—the festive bullfights in the Camargue, the sacred gypsy pilgrimage at Stes-Maries-de-la-Mer, the pictographs and lightning storms of Mount Bégo. And over the course of mouthwatering meals—of lamb daube, paella and rosé, bull steak and anchioade, Brebis and strawberries—their antagonistic collaboration turns into a fiery love affair. Meg's notions about history—about what we preserve and how we accept the new—evolve, and in the end, she must reconcile her two lives and decide what to hold on to, and what to let go. (from Amazon)

A contemporary Scottish writer uncovers a secret from 1708 involving a Jacobite invasion and a long‑lost tragedy, as a haunting ancestral memory threatens to unleash the buried truth for all to see.

The Little Brooklyn Bakery is a contemporary romance novel by Julie Caplin set in Brooklyn's baking scene, following the challenges and joys of running a local bakery while weaving romance, community, and culinary creativity into a heartwarming narrative.

The Awakening of Ivy Leavold is a historical romance novel by Sierra Simone that explores love and personal growth against a period backdrop.