Books like The rainbow cedar by Gerri Hill

Sheila Ainslee falls in love with her new family, but her vindictive cousin Jacqueline schemes to humiliate and endanger her. When Jacqueline's plan goes too far, Sheila must fight for her life amidst family conflict.

Marty Jamison's Broadway show may be a mistake when an unexpected meeting with author Liz Chandler brings the help she needs, but a young actress threatens to steal her lead role.

When Sara Patterson settles into a new hospital job on Washington’s wild southern coast, her orderly life meets the restless energy of Jessie Singer, a pool‑table‑loving drifter whose dreams and pulses pull the two women into a forbidden romance.

A tender romance between two lesbian partners confronting cancer and discovering hope together.

Lenny Barclay, the tone‑deaf mayor of a quiet Colorado mountain town, struggles to reignite her spirit after loss and estrangement. When corporate planners descend, she must confront ambitions, hidden agendas, and first‑time romance.

A Rainbow Thread collects over a hundred queer Jewish texts from the first century through 1969, spanning poetry, drama, law, midrash, and memoir, to show how Jewish tradition has long intersected with gender and sexuality.

When she meets her grandmother and family for the first time, Sheila Ainslee is loved and cared for like never before. So she is totally unprepared for her spiteful and vindictive cousin Jacqueline, who does all she can to humiliate Sheila and drive her away from her newfound family! But one of Jacqueline's schemes goes too far, and suddenly Sheila must fight for her very life . . .

Newlywed Emily Stone and her husband, Isaac, are young missionaries who have traveled from New England to Honolulu to share the Gospel with the Hawaiian natives. Gentle, adventurous, well-bred, and beautiful, Emily soon finds herself struggling with intense homesickness but remains determined to share her faith, and ignore her growing feelings for handsome Captain MacKenzie Farrow. Just as she begins to bond with the influential High Chiefess Pua and her daughter, Mahina, unexpected tragedy threatens to force her off the island. In a state of confusion, Emily makes a decision that could destroy everything she knows and loves. Three decades later, Sister Theresa comes to the islands as a missionary nurse and becomes acquainted with Captain Farrow's charming son, a powerful man who is instrumental in Hawaii's alliance with America. Theresa discovers that a dark curse is plaguing his family and the island's inhabitants, a curse that only Emily and Mahina can help her reverse.

Jenna McGovern, a fresh musical‑theater graduate, lands a pivotal role on a touring Broadway production and finds herself drawn to star costar Adrienne Kenyon, challenging her career ambitions and personal desires.