Books like Pilgrim's Promise by Emma Goldrick

A tale of betrayal and redemption in the heart of a marriage, as the narrator discovers the reasons behind her husband's unexpected advances.

When escaped convict Lucas Greywolf kidnaps Aislinn Andrews, she is pulled into a journey across the Arizona desert that reveals the clash between sacred Navajo tradition and harsh reality, ultimately redefining love and honor.

Amanda Small’s twenty‑first birthday changes everything when she meets writer Brian Stone and becomes involved in a tangled romantic and professional relationship.

Mary Jo Summerhill needs Evan's help and love three years after their breakup.

Two Survivors Must Set Aside Mutual Doubt to Navigate a Post‑Crash Wilderness After a Plane Crashes in Remote North America.

A romance and thriller that intertwines art, antiques, and mystery as Cady Briggs, a successful art consultant, finds herself in charge of Chatelaine’s, her family’s prestigious art and antiques gallery, and unexpectedly falls into a dangerous investigation for missing valuables.

Three years after being disappointed by her friend, Lynn Danfort finds herself heartbroken when Ryder reappears in her life.

In San Francisco, Erin O'Shea confronts a mysterious man claiming to be her brother’s replacement, sparking intrigue, romance, and danger when Treasury Agent Lance Barrett questions her motives.

Rafael Bernaza, a teacher with a tragic past, and Georgie Morrison, a woman with a broken heart, are brought together when Georgie is stranded in Bolivia. The attraction between them is undeniable, but their pasts threaten to tear them apart.

A navy brat finds herself falling in love with a navy officer, but will their past prevent their happiness?

Cody Bailman, a rugged Texas rancher, has no time for love—until his daughter Heather pushes him toward a new romance with the charming newcomer Sherry Waterman.

A single mother's ten-year-old son's quest for friendship leads to unexpected complications with the widower next door.

Katie Lovewell faces an impending auction of her historic Virginia farm. With three jobs still insufficient, she turns to itinerant lawyer John Lee, whose help and family connection offer a chance to save home and hope.

Maeve defends her inheritance in the tiny oceanside community of Smuggler's Cove, confronting a scheming uncle and a lawyer whose infuriating behavior threatens her plans.

Yvain had been named after a character in a fairy-tale, a maiden who had been assisted by a lion in her fight against a dragon – and in her present situation she could not help feeling that the fairy-tale had come true. Shipwrecked while on a cruise, she had been washed up on to the shores of a tiny Spanish island, the Isla de Leon – Island of the Lion – and taken to the castle of the Lion himself, the autocratic Don Juan de Conques y Aranda, Margues de Leon. The Marques was kindness itself: he took her under his wing, made her his ward, arranged for her to stay at the castle indefinitely – a lot for a man to do who should really, she thought, have been concentrating on the lovely Spanish girl, Dona Raquel, whom he was expected to marry shortly. Then Yvain realised that like her namesake she had a fight with the dragon on her hands – the dragon of her growing love for the Marques. But how could the Lion help her in this particular battle?

A romantic business thriller about a librarian and CEO who unexpectedly fall in love at work, leaving her with a dangerous secret that threatens her career.

A remarkable friendship and its enduring journey of two remarkable women from the postwar era of the 1950s, told with vividly descriptive language and a relatable narrative.

A Navy lawyer falls for a widower, but how can she keep her career and her heart from drifting apart?

A small‑town New England drama about a teenage girl, Amy Goodrow, who falls for her math teacher and the ensuing fallout that strains her relationship with her mother, Isabelle.