Books like Some like it hawk by Donna Andrews

Whitney Morgan’s investigation into corruption takes a dangerous turn when threats become reality, forcing her to question the man she has secretly loved for years—Hawk—whose motives remain unclear.

A humorous detective tale in which a down‑hearted PI, Bernie, teams up with his talkative K‑9 partner, Chet, to unravel a teenage girl’s disappearance amid New York City’s gritty underbelly.

Vlad Taltos faces a renewed hunt as the Jhereg guild unites to eliminate him. He must outwit thieves, assassins, and other criminals to survive the high‑stakes chase across a fantasy world of magic and intrigue.

Meg Langslow learns unsettling family truths when her estranged grandfather seeks her, prompting a hunt for her missing grandmother and a murder investigation that turns a small British town into a maze of suspects.

During a Caerphilly Christmas decorating contest, designer Meg Langslow’s mother becomes the prime suspect after a sabotage‑related murder, and Meg must solve the crime before her girlfriend is unjustly arrested.

A Texas Ranger and a group of paranormal investigators solve a case of murder and disappearance in San Antonio.

When a farmhand’s husband is found murdered at the state fair, Meg Langslow helps her friend clear her name by uncovering the killer and retrieving a stolen prize chicken.

Samantha St James is off to Egypt to find smugglers! Her new partner, Nick, is a little distracting with his dark glittering eyes. Danger greets her in ever dark passage but she has to find the culprit.

Eden, a young white woman, falls in love with Iron Hawk, a Kiowa warrior, and faces cultural hatred and war that demands a painful sacrifice and a hopeful quest for peace.

When the enigmatic former privateer the Black Hawk abandons the sea, he and merchant Robert Chandler are drawn into a perilous intrigue by Lady Bianca Stanford, whose quest to free her father threatens Queen Elizabeth’s life.

A family of orphans in 19th‑century Galveston faces secrets and romance as a wounded young man finds love and redemption with a mysterious woman, while past betrayals surface, tying their lives together.

Meg Langslow, the eager maid‑of‑honor in a tiny Virginia town, must juggle wedding plans for three brides—one with a Native‑American purification ritual and another wanting live peacocks—while an off‑beat newcomer’s murder and a string of accidents threaten the Southern summer.

In "Die Like an Eagle", Meg Langslow, the quick‑witted blacksmith heroine, teams up with her son’s baseball coach to solve a bizarre murder on opening day of the Caerphilly Eagles – a quirky mystery full of humor and American‑pastime charm.

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.