Books like Soldier, hero...husband? by Cara Colter

A widowed Amish man's love for a widow captivates the community.

"Counseling is more than Laura Walton's job--it's her calling. So when Luke Martinez hangs up abruptly after calling the hotline where she works, Laura won't let it go. She tracks Luke to the Grand Canyon, little knowing she's walking into a heap of trouble. Laura's not the only one tracking Luke, and while she came to help him heal, his other pursuer has murder in mind. Luke thinks he has nothing left to lose until Laura makes him believe--and love--again. Just in time, too, since he'll need all his faith to face this last enemy."--P. [4] of cover.

Grace Day’s fundraiser brings her face‑to‑face with returning soldier Rory Adams, rekindling a teenage crush and challenging his war‑scarred cynicism with her hope and sweetness.

A widowed baker and a single father with a spirited two‑year‑old navigate new love, entrepreneurship, and family history in this Colorado romance.

Contemporary romance featuring an unexpected second chance at love for a widowed mother and a former marine caught in a love triangle.

Here is a perceptive account of daily life in New Mexico a century ago as seen through the eyes of an educated woman. Intimately described are the joys and sorrows of the wife of an Army officer stationed at various posts in New Mexico in the 1860s, including Fort Bliss, Santa Fe, Taos, and Fort Union. Sometimes with humor and sometimes with awe she recounts local customs and manners. One cannot help but admire the undertone of wifely pride found on every page as she faces the problems of keeping her family happy and properly fed and clothed. James Magoffin, Kit Carson, and General H. H. Sibley are but a few of the famous figures of that day she speaks of. Mrs. Dwight D. Eisenhower, who also spent much of her married life following her husband from post to post, wrote the Foreword which adds a new dimension and charm to this reprint of one of the notable personal narratives concerning the history of the southwest.

"The scars he bears are the only visible reminder of the life Eduardo de Souza left behind in Brazil. He prefers to live in solitude. He doesn't want anybody's pity. However, when Eduardo sees innocent, pretty Marianne Lockwood literally singing for her supper, he impulsively offers her a job as his live-in housekeeper. Marianne is drawn by her handsome, brooding boss and is soon willingly taken between his sheets. But Eduardo is holding back the darkness of the past, and when he whisks Marianne away to Rio, it's only a matter of time before she finds out the truth."--P. [4] of cover.

Widowed florist Fay finds unexpected love and a baby with returning soldier Adam, as past sorrows melt into a new life together.

A former army ranger in the tight‑knit town of Covenant Falls inherits a cabin and a weary dog, only to find a widow mayor, her mischievous son, and a community that pulls him back into a promise he thought he’d abandoned.