Books like The True Love Wedding Dress by Catherine Anderson

Janet Dailey’s collection of 50 romantic novels invites readers on a literary tour of every U.S. state, each meticulously researched for authentic scenery and local flavor.

Lydia must halt her wedding to discover what she truly wants, and a year later she finds herself again at the altar with the same man—this time as bridesmaid. Will Jake finally win her heart at the perfect time?

Four New York Times bestselling authors bring four all-new novellas to life, each inspired by the grail quests of the past and the eternal love of today.

In the American West, a young seamstress escapes an arranged marriage to start a shop, only to be joined by a notorious outlaw on a train robbery. Their unlikely romance unfolds against a backdrop of gold rush towns, bounty hunters, and dramatic choices.

A collection of Christmas romance short stories featuring love stories set against holiday backdrops.

Barbara Delinsky's two beloved early novels in Rekindled explore enduring love and friendship with richly drawn characters and a unique brand of literary magic.

World‑famous photographer Calin Farrell seeks a restful Irish getaway, only to be enchanted by stunning Bryna Torrence—love intertwines with a mysterious spell that could either unite or unravel their lives.

A heartwarming collection of love stories that follow former lovers as they return to the places that shaped them, rediscovering past bonds and new passions in engaging, intimate settings.

An anthology that reimagines Jane Austen’s classic romances with the supernatural, combining Regency wit with vampires, witches, and reincarnation across four contemporary stories.

Lillian vows to stop her sister Rachel’s wedding to Texan rancher Rye Parrish, but both sisters—and their proud groom—are determined to proceed, leading to a family‑drama full of love, rivalry, and unexpected devotion.

Loraine and her father had never been very close, and it was therefore astonishing to discover after his death that he had been greatly concerned about her and had appointed a guardian for herself and her affairs. She wished he had chosen someone a little less problematical than a remote sort of cousin living in Paris and had little doubt the cousin wished that too. Since he could not come to England himself, her guardian summoned Loraine to Paris, and she found herself abruptly transferred from the relative seclusion of an English boarding-school to the heady atmosphere of Paris in May. At the age of eighteen she was not likely to resent that, and from the moment she stepped off the train at the Gare du Nord, she was tinglingly aware of a subtle excitement in the air which belongs solely to Paris. Her only concern was her unknown guardian and his plans for her, but it was through him she found a dazzling career in the world of fashion -and also the love of her life.

A romantic anthology where dreams guide lovers to each other.