Books like Luck and a prayer by Cynthia Cooke

When a playful "Mr. Perfect" list sparks office intrigue, the joke turns deadly serious as a colleague is murdered and a stalker targets the women who wrote it, forcing them to question trust, love, and survival.

When a past tragedy resurfaces, a woman who built a seemingly perfect family and career must confront the secrets that could destroy it all.

Lucian Tait, a seasoned investigator, is torn between her duty and the man she loves—Blue McCoy—who is now the prime suspect in a brutal murder. Trust, love, and justice collide in this tense police drama.

When soap‑opera writer Bess McNee is sent to jail, she uses the experience to write about a New York detective, leading to a risky romance and a clash of careers.

A love story set on a Mexican vacation, when Carla is heartbroken to learn her fiancé is a police officer like her father, who has a dangerous career. The story of love in a man's life and how it can lead to a new perspective on the profession.

Defense attorney Clare Westbrook faces a deadly mystery when her unethical boss is murdered and an alluring detective, Tony Sonterra, leads the investigation, thrusting Clare into a perilous pursuit through Arizona’s heat.

Two romantic suspense novels about love, ranching, and the Texas countryside.

Detective Harriet Blue becomes a fugitive in a brutal hunt for vengeance when Regan Banks kills someone who mattered to her. As she goes rogue, the chase turns into a deadly game of cat and mouse.

In Barbara Pym’s witty farce, a young curate and a starry‑eyed professor each find themselves tangled in romantic misadventures that spin a fanciful narrative of a fictitious village, Crampton Hodnet.

Detective Dave Robicheaux returns to New Orleans to investigate the brutal assault of Catholic priest Father Jimmie Dolan, confronting personal ghosts and looming danger.

This is a book of Bible teaching on prayer. It is not a book of philosophy nor reasoning about what is or is not possible or probable about prayer. The book is written on the simple basis that there is a God who has revealed His will in the Bible, an infallible book. The Bible teaches that God delights to answer prayer. The Bible gives us many great and exceedingly precious promises about what God will do for those who come to Him in prayer, and the Bible clearly gives the conditions for getting things from God. To this author prayer is a very simple and blessed matter of going to God daily for what one needs and desires, and getting it, and living in the fullness of joy of answered prayer which Jesus promised in John 16:24. "Hitherto have ye asked nothing in my name: ask, and ye shall receive, that your joy may be full." - Author's preface.

A minister tries to integrate a new Hispanic community into his church with the help of a special group of women.

A widowed reverend buys Virgin River's abandoned church and teams with brassy single mother Alicia Baldwin to restore the building—and each other’s lives.

Elderly Iola Anne Poole’s Victorian home on Hatteras Island holds eighty-one prayer boxes, each revealing a chapter of her quiet, resilient life. Young mother Tandi Jo Reese discovers that these boxes offer faith, love, and a powerful lesson that may transform her own journey.