Books like Somewhere along the way by Elaine Coffman

Twenty‑five year‑old Belly Conklin returns to the family summer home on the coast, where a cancer diagnosis forces her to confront love, loss, and growing up amid the familiar rhythm of beach life.

Two fiercely independent suitors arrange a summer affair that turns to real love, set against the glittering social scene of Regency‑era London.

A family’s idyllic summer party at a grand estate in Cornwall turns into a desperate search when six‑year‑old Theo vanishes, leaving the house abandoned and the siblings torn apart.

Five years old, Mary Stuart is sent to France to be raised beside her future husband. When France’s king dies, her title is stripped and she must navigate politics, marriage, and a deadly scandal upon her return to Scotland.

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

When a rebellious woman flees south of the border, her father forces a rugged gunslinger to capture her. A duel of wills sparks a dangerous attraction as both confront their own hearts for the first time.

A romance story about a woman who falls in love with a tough cowboy but must learn to appreciate his genuine character before she can truly love him.

A 19th‑century romance set in America and England, it follows William Woodville, who abandons his English life, claims a captive woman, and later returns to seek forgiveness and a second chance at love.

Adrienne Dealey, broke and restless, takes a job at Nantucket’s hot spot, the Blue Bistro, where she meets owner Thatcher Smith and chef Fiona. Between sizzling kitchens, simmering romance, and looming closures, she must choose love over another escape.

Anna Fitzgerald, an alias for runaway Rosie Jensen, must guard a dangerous secret while searching for love with public figure Grady Clayton, fearing scandal could ruin his career.

A passionate woman faces love, betrayal, and the call of a gold rush as war, family ties, and newfound hope collide.

A spiritual memoir of the American writer and Presbyterianminister from the time of his father's suicide. Also includes information on his schooling, his writings, his depressions, and his faithful dependence on God.

Maggie Ramsay was alone, homeless, and widowed with three children—the man she loved and her life at Glengarry Castle destroyed in one murderous act. Her desperate circumstances called for desperate measures: marriage to a man she'd never met. As the bride of California timber baron Adrian Mackinnon, she would have a new life, a new beginning...away from the danger that still threatened her young son. Adrian Mackinnon wanted a perfect jewel to crown his redwood empire; a beautiful, ornamental wife to give him heirs. But Maggie Ramsay, with her Scot's logic, dry humor—and her past—was not what he had bargained for. Undaunted, Maggie met the challenge of the primitive raw forest and Adrian's own blustery ways head-on, winning the hearts of every man at camp, and tackling a business no ordinary woman would dare. She also found herself in love with her husband. But the closer she got to Adrian's aching heart, the harder he pushed her away. He was determined to prove he needed no one—until greed and passion threatened all he owned, and he was faced with a choice no man should ever have to make.

A large‑print collection of Ellery Queen mysteries featuring investigations into lost ladies and lost men.