Books like The wild rose by Doris Mortman

A lonely orphan girl on the Yorkshire moors befriends a disabled cousin and unlocks the secrets of a hidden garden.

A once-celebrated concert pianist who is gradually succumbing to ALS is forced to accept help from the estranged wife he pushed away, a situation that forces the couple to reconcile their past before time runs out.

Rose Campbell returns to her roots in this sequel to 'Eight Cousins'.

HE FAIREST FLOWER THAT GROWS Where the velvet moss grew and the wild roses twined, Karalee Nolan had often walked. This was her Ireland and she knew it well. She knew of its strife, of families separated by famine, of fathers who crossed the seas to find work, and now, of families who were forced into exile by the British. Even her own, because her brother was an Irish rebel. That black and dreadful day her family sailed without her, she was promised a place on the next ship to Philadelphia. And she too had to leave someone behind -- her own true love, wounded by the British and left for dead.... Carried across the sea, shipwrecked in Canada, abandoned by friends, and raped by Indians, Karalee, stubborn and determined, will not give up her one passionate hope -- to be reunited with her beloved family in the colonies. Nor will she ever forget that fine Irish rogue who taunted her, who teased her, and who awakened in her the deep desire of first love along that path where the wild roses bloomed..

Teenager Meg, now a young adult, uses street smarts and newly learned Quality skills to spy for the Jacobite cause while navigating intrigue among London actors and writers, leading to a love triangle that threatens her safety and future.

A passionate romance between Rose Marie Jacquard, a Southern belle, and Yammer Bram Darcy, set against a backdrop of forbidden desire and strong attraction.

A vivid and thrilling portrayal of the brave and brilliant spy Rose Greenhow, who rose from Washington socialite to Confederate spy, risking everything for the cause she loved most.

Maire O’Byrne, sister of a famed Irish rebel, must feign amnesia to protect her brother and finds love in her enemy, Lord Duncan FitzWilliam, the stoic Norman commander of Longford Castle.

Concert pianist Elizabeth Carleton, accused of killing her wealthy husband, survives a shocking acquittal yet feels the weight of suspicion. As past lovers return to aid her, she must reveal a family conspiracy that may still pursue her.

Katherine Forrester Vigneras, a pianist in her seventies, returns to New York City where an old friend, now a bishop, invites her to play at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, challenging her creatively and spiritually.