Books like Lord Of Hawkfell Island by Catherine Coulter

In medieval Britain, Viking lord Selig Haardrad is condemned to Lady Erika of Gronwood’s dungeons. Bound by vengeance, he seeks to break her icy resolve while their intertwined fates spark a forbidden romance.

Red‑haired Zarabeth is taken by the Viking Magnus Haraldsson as his wife, only to become his slave on the Norwegian farmstead, where she navigates love, mistrust, and the harsh reality of Viking life.

In 12th‑century Scotland, warrior Lord Lion—knighted for his bravery—faces a ransom in a Viking bride, Mellyora MacAdin, whose fierce independence and hidden past test his loyalty and desire.

Legendary knight Hugh the Relentless and daring Lady Alice team up to recover a prized crystal, forcing a forced betrothal that blurs the line between treachery and desire in medieval England.

In 1072, after the Norman conquest of England, a soldier named Vallon must rescue a captured knight by capturing four rare hawks, undertaking a perilous quest across harsh seas and battlefields.

When a novice abbess named Tara is captured by Viking raiders, she is forced into marriage with chieftain Rorik. Their journey takes them from northern fjords to the Black Sea as they fight war, betrayal, and cultural clash.

Set in 1524 Scotland, the story follows Haydn McGowan, a loyal member of the king’s guard, as he encounters the enchanting gypsy Catriona and faces the consequences of love and duty.

A medieval romance where a reluctant Viking knight entangles with a fiery princess, trading wits and desire to protect their people.

SkyClan faces a darkness like never before, and their only hope lies in seeking out the other four warrior Clans. The fate of SkyClan's gorge territory hangs in the balance as they embark on a perilous journey.

During the Dark Ages an English noblewoman, Avelynn, defies expectations by confronting a Viking invasion, discovering hidden powers and forging a dangerous romance with a berserker leader. Her journey tests loyalty, faith, and identity amid shifting war.

Through the eyes of Henry IV’s youngest son, John of Lancaster, Georgette Heyer portrays the turbulence of late‑14th‑century England, blending court intrigue, warfare, and the personal ambitions of a youthful prince.

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.

In Regency London, Miss Emily Stapleton’s former engagement to Lord Sebastian Hawkridge ends after he loves another, but years later he returns as her guardian, pulling her into a dark, secret‑laden intrigue that threatens high society’s façade.

Set during the Viking raids on England, "Danelaw" follows the clash of Saxon strongholds and Norse incursions, weaving themes of war, faith, and destiny within the ancient Great Britain landscape.

The sinister Patron of the Rancho filled Courtney's heart with passion and fear. Courtney Keating is young, beautiful and alone in the world. All she has is a letter from her father promising her a share in the rich strike he called "The Queen of Tears." The secret of that legacy is concealed in the somber mansion known as Hawkshadow, the home of the infamous Barrons: Persia Barron Keating Courtney's - Courtney's stepmother, a stunning woman who makes no secret of her scandalous past. She has no intention of sharing anything with Courtney--not her home, nor her wealth, nor her stepsons. Nace Barron - A man of violent contrasts who is known as "The Sinister Falcon." He gives Courtney two choices: marriage or ravishment. Gill Barron - The charming, genial younger brother. He has his own ideas about the Barron line of succession-and his plans include Courtney. Caught in a dangerous drama of greed, jealousy, and revenge, Courtney is afraid to trust anyone-until she gives in to the impulses of her own heart.