Books like House of Sand by Barbara Rowan

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Sandra Cisneros’ celebrated coming‑of‑age tale follows Esperanza Cordero as she grows up in Chicago’s Mexican-American community, exploring identity through poetic vignettes.

Mary Jo Summerhill needs Evan's help and love three years after their breakup.

Natty Bumppo's first journey into frontier life and the challenges of defending his freedom against dangerous Indians and the corrupting influence of a ruthless new lawman, setting the stage for the larger story of The Last of the Mohicans.

Juliana Grant is offered a chance to marry Travis Sawyer in order to save her failing business.

An unsentimental yet uplifting story of marriage and young love set in poverty and hardship, Joy in the Morning is a timeless novel about the strength of a loving, loyal relationship.

Interview with the Vampire; The Queen of the Damned; Vampire Lestat: A series of vampire tales featuring Anne Rice's iconic vampire protagonist Lestat, set in 19th-century Italy and America, with an interview with the vampire character.

Three sisters struggle to reconcile their faith with the world outside the convent.

A remarkable friendship and its enduring journey of two remarkable women from the postwar era of the 1950s, told with vividly descriptive language and a relatable narrative.

This is a classic work on the German occupation of Russia together Alexander Dallin's fine work. Reitlinger has composed a comprehensive study of the chaotic and in the end ineffective Nazi rule of Russia during World War II. Reitlinger exposes the labyrinth that made it nearly impossible for the Germans to control the areas they occupied, areas they could have ruled with more control had they been in tune with the local population, a significant amount which welcomed them as liberators. He also examines how Russia was exploited by the Germans, for slave labor, for foodstuffs, even for manpower for the Wehrmacht. The sections on the Vlasov Army and other collaborationist movements is especially enlightening, subjects that even now forty years after this book was written have not been examined thoroughly. The only drawback to this text is time and the authors now dated use of English jargon. Reitlinger probably did not have access to documents or evidence that later writers had the privelege of using...or in some cases not using. There are some errors, but this is a fine work and well worth reading...it provides a solid foundation to begin study of this subject.

In war‑torn Paris of 1870, detective Martha Hathaway stays behind to solve a tragic crime, blending romance and suspense in a thrilling mystery.

Stranded on Christmas Eve, three strangers form an impromptu celebration in a small New Hampshire station.

A captivating tale of forbidden love and the journey of a lady of high society to the New World, where she meets a rogue and finds herself swept up in the tumultuous adventures of the 18th-century pirate era.

A couple's marital troubles in Cedar Cove, Washington, as the church pastor is accused of having an affair with a community member.

Two sisters open a bed-and-breakfast, but must adapt to a rural lifestyle to run it, facing challenges and romance along the way.

A romance novel about a farmer who falls for a beautiful woman who unexpectedly finds him on his farm.

A Season of Angels is a heartwarming Christmas story featuring three guardian angels who return to Earth to answer the prayers of three lovelorn souls.

Roxanna falls in love during a Cheyenne train robbery, facing peril and passion in the Old West and the present day.

In a world ruled by a ruthless regime that hoards resources, young Eden embarks on a daring quest to a neutral island in search of a friend, facing relentless enemies and treacherous traps along the way.

In the isolated island of Castellamare, a bougainvillea‑draped café known as the House at the Edge of Night becomes the heart of an intertwined community whose lives—shaped by war, fascism and deep family bonds—spans nearly a century.