Books like Last Gentleman Standing by Jane Ashford

A spymaster faces accusations of treason and must choose between protecting his covert contacts and revealing secrets that could endanger everyone.

A reporter turns to a reclusive journalist for protection, forming an unlikely marriage against a backdrop of secret identities and dangerous threats.

Suzanne Brockmann’s "Born to Darkness" is a fiction thriller that examines the intersection of U.S. special forces, drug–control efforts and cartel power struggles, while delving into hormonal influences and man‑woman dynamics.

When a high‑society murder threatens her family, Lady Catherine Wodeway’s investigation draws her into danger—and an irresistible attraction to the enigmatic Maximilian de Rohan.

Chance Becket, a twenty‑three‑year‑old officer, leaves the War Office to confront a haunted past on Romney Marsh, where a new governess, Julia Carruthers, sparks romance and intrigue.

Claim and Protect is a contemporary romance novel by Rhenna Morgan, exploring the intricacies of modern man‑woman relationships.

"Born out of wedlock to a former Mennonite girl, Mary Penner lived on the edge of society until the day her mother was killed in a drug bust. Sent back to her grandparents at age fourteen, she found fitting in with their simple society very difficult. As an adult now, she enjoys the security and peace her faith gives her - even if the people still hold grudges against her and whisper about the notorious shunning of her mother. Abe Glick has been fascinated with Mary since the first day she walked into his life. Different from the rest of the girls, she captured his imagination and his heart. But capturing her heart will be a difficult task since Mary keeps it locked up tight, hidden behind walls of self-imposed guilt and pain. When her past confronts her, will her world come tumbling down, or will she finally see herself free?" -- Cover verso.

A steamy romance where a New York private investigator encounters a demon—fashion, demonology, and man‑woman dynamics collide in this hot, contemporary fiction.

In Regency London, widowed tutor Prudence Whittaker is hired to turn Highlander Robert Waters’ unruly sister into a proper lady, but sparks fly when the clever teacher and the fierce Highlander clash and draw closer.

Kyrie Smith, a foundling-turned-diner co‑owner, navigates a perilous world of shape‑shifters when a series of aquarium murders threatens to expose their secret society, drawing a fierce wolf‑shifter enforcer to her town.

In a world of cellular phones, express lanes, business lunches, and political correctness, being a gentleman seems to be more and more complicated. Gentlemanly behavior, says John Bridges, is not about dos and don'ts, but about common sense and courtesy. A gentleman does not use his cellular phone during a concert, nor does he borrow more money than he can afford to pay back. He always puts the toilet seat down. He asks for directions when he is lost, and he knows how to order a bottle of wine. How to Be a Gentleman is a book for men that combines Emily Post and Miss Manners without being snobbish, boring, or intimidating. Good manners means thinking of others, being there when you are needed, and getting out of the way the rest of the time. This book makes it easy to be a gentleman. A true gentleman is comfortable with traditional etiquette, and guidelines on the traditional are included here, as are more modern points of etiquette such as how to respond to voice mail and answering machine messages and how to deal with e-mail in a courteous manner. How to Be a Gentleman is an indispensable guide for men of all ages who aspire to become gentlemen. - Jacket flap.

In the seventh book of the Khamsin: Warriors of the Wind series, Anne Mitchell rises from a workhouse to the Bedouin tribe of the Khamsin, while Nigel Wallenford—an earl turned libertine—chases treasure and a forbidden romance.

A forbidden romance that puts Pia's heart on the line in the ultimate wedding escape from the past.

From reserved gentleman to society's darling Laurence Bretton has been the talk of the Ton since the shock announcement that he is the celebrated playwright Valentine Lawe. Keeping up the charade for his sisters' sake isn't a problem-that is, until he lays eyes on Lady Joanna Northrup ... Since her father inherited his title, Joanna is no longer free to marry for love. Now she must choose a wealthy, titled husband-and soon! Regretfully, this doesn't include the dashing Laurence-and certainly not his flamboyant alter ego. But the twinkle in his eyes tells her there's so much more to this man. If only he can pen a happy ending for them both ...

In a Montana town, a veteran coping with PTSD and a newly-divorced woman named Jillian form an unexpected bond that reshapes their lives, exploring friendship, family, self‑confidence, and the complexities of ranch life.

A romance novel about a single father and a delicate schoolteacher trying to build a family together on a ranch.

The past had come back to haunt Anna Seeing Ryan Cassidy again was a shock to Anna Miller. He'd been a part of another life--a life she'd fled in order to start over. And now that she was on the brink of success, she didn't want anyone reminding her of the past. Unfortunately for Anna, Ryan was all too willing to do just that. He said it was for her own good, but Anna knew that revealing her secrets would cost her everything she'd worked so hard to achieve. Which left her wondering whether she was always destined to be hurt by Ryan--the man she'd once thought she loved