Books like One Sweet Ride by Jaci Burton

Marietta Danver, an English beauty sold into slavery, battles injustice and passion across the New World as she confronts powerful men and seeks her freedom.

Art restorer Natalie Rosen is drawn into a high‑stakes hunt for the legendary St. George necklace when it surfaces in her office. Partnering with rugged recovery agent Eric McDougal, they must navigate a dangerous underworld where romance and intrigue collide.

Get Lucky: "Navy SEAL Lucky O'Donlon was the original love-'em-and-leave-'em guy used to women swooning at his feet. So how could it be that the frustratingly attractive journalist Sydney Jameson had nothing to offer him but one very cold shoulder? Well, two could play that game. But first things first--he and Sydney had a job to do. They had to get their man. Then there would be time enough for him to get his woman ..."--Page 4 of cover. Taylor's temptation: "When it came to protecting the innocent, Bobby Taylor was your guy. Except when his best friend asked him to keep an eye on his little sister. Gorgeous Colleen Skelly didn't look like anyone's kid sister and he wanted to keep more than just his eye on her ... After years of trying to get Navy SEAL Bobby Taylor to notice her, Colleen had finally succeeded. Bobby was hers, if only for a few days. And she was determined to prove she was a grown woman--and that he was all she would ever need in a man ..."--Page 4 of cover.

Nina Revskaya, once a premier Bolshoi ballerina, defected in 1952 and now wheel‑bound in Boston. A mysterious letter from a scholar claiming to be her son forces her to auction her famed amber jewelry, unraveling a tangled past of love, betrayal, and Stalinist repression.

Vance Rossiter, the last of his line, wrestles with guilt over a tragedy at Yosemite when a bereaved woman and her orphaned son enter his life, forcing him to confront duty, grief, and a chance for healing.

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 Harley‑riding former thief and a gun‑toting ex‑socialite spark a heated romance as they navigate danger, betrayal, and a chance at redemption in this steamy suspenseive fiction.

Three sisters navigate love, ambition, and danger along the Mississippi River in the 1850s-1870s, from riverboat entrepreneurship to Civil War conflict and adventuring showboat stardom.

He’s a biker working undercover for the Feds. She joined the Wild Riders for reasons of her own. Together, they’re burning up the asphalt and tearing headlong into danger and passion… Ever since runaway Jessie Matthews teamed up with the gang of special ops bikers, the guys of the Wild Riders have thought of her as their kid sister. Except for Diaz Delgado. Over the past few years he’s been watching the budding of a ripe young woman. Jessie’s glad somebody finally sees her for who she is—and she’s thrilled it’s Diaz. His dark good looks and killer body have tempted her since day one. Diaz’s unbrotherly urges have been hard to fight but the last thing he’d want to do is hurt Jessie and break up the gang. But when they both go undercover to infiltrate a group of killer survivalists, he knows it’ll be hard to keep his distance—especially when the mission takes a risky turn. Now Diaz has no choice but to open himself up to the one woman who may be strong enough to take him on.

Advertising executive Samantha James hires pitcher Jarrett Corliss to turn a losing baseball club into a winner, but their deal hinges on a forbidden romance amid the owner’s scandal‑busting rules.

Twenty‑year‑old Emily Graham, a college soccer star with a scholarship, meets Army Reservist Justin Baker, and their faith‑based romance sparks hope for her estranged parents, Lauren and Shane, who must reconcile war, politics, and love.

Widowed Navy SEAL Jax Graham bonds with the spirited single mother Pickett Sessoms while caring for his scared son Tyler, navigating duty, love, and the challenges of custody and single parenthood in the United States.