Books like Always yesterday by Jeri Odell

When soap‑opera writer Bess McNee is sent to jail, she uses the experience to write about a New York detective, leading to a risky romance and a clash of careers.

After a hit‑and‑run leaves her with injuries and amnesia, Kendall Brooks must rebuild her life with the help of paramedic Brady Cooper, whose support sparks a fragile romance amid questions about memory and destiny.

A story of lost love and second chances in a small town in Kansas.

A rodeo star returns from the past, seeking redemption when he discovers the daughter he never knew. Now a single mother protects her child’s heart while reflecting on faith and the chance for a new family.

Princess Adrianne, once a star of gala nights and charitable events, has hidden for a decade a burning quest for vengeance against her abusive father, the Sheikh Abdu Rahman. When her plans to steal a priceless jewel that once symbolized her mother's love collide with a mysterious man who knows her secret, a dangerous game of love, crime and redemption begins.

Former bodyguard Cara Madison returns to Virginia after her father's stroke and discovers a pipe-bomb threat aimed at him—and possibly her. With help from agent Connor Fitzgerald, they must confront past wounds and survive a deadly plot.

Lexi’s life really isn’t that glamorous. As a famous model, Alexandria Eastridge seems to have it all, but it took more than hard work for her to make it in the modeling world. Lexi has given up her body, her morals, and her heart. Will fleeing LA and going home to her grandparents in Lake Tahoe help her find her true self again? Fireman Cody Cooper has never met Lexi, but he’s pretty sure he’s in love with her. As he’s grown close to his elderly neighbors, he’s learned all about their beloved granddaughter. How could he help but fall for the beautiful Christian girl they describe? Surely the tabloid stories about her are just sensationalism. But once Cody actually meets Lexi, he begins to think the tabloids might be true. Then an arsonist strikes his peaceful community and all evidence points to Lexi. What was Cody ever thinking falling for this girl?

Micki Forrester, abandoned at birth and raised by her devoted grandmother, embarks on a life‑changing pilgrimage to Galilee while confronting buried family secrets.

Amanda Wilson, a woman who has moved on from the pain of her past, finds herself drawn back to the town where she once felt betrayed and hurt. When she returns to the farm owned by the man who broke her heart, she must confront her past and decide if she's ready to forgive and start anew.

A police procedural mystery about a Sergeant Hamish Macbeth and a murder mystery involving a woman who forgets her own past evening events.

“So you married me to punish me, Yves?” With great effort, Marianne kept the shock from her voice and hoped her face showed nothing of her inner turmoil. “I don’t have to stay here, you know.” “Oh, no, Marianne.” Yves’s gray eyes glittered at her. “You won”t leave. You like some parts of being married—very much.” His gaze swept boldly over her, and her swift rise of colour told him he was indeed right. “You like being married sometimes, too!” Marianne flung back. “As for punishing me...you don’t seem to be having much success. Perhaps you’d better try harder—” “You tempt me, dear wife,” he whispered seductively. As he reached for her Marianne trembled, knowing he touched her with desire, never love, the worst hurt of all.

On the Chisholm Trail, Tucker Carmichael’s duty clashes with a woman’s determination: Jessalyn Culpepper proves a cook can command cattle and hearts, inviting God‑guided romance amid danger.

A successful businessman finds his heart drawn to an unconventional woman whose generosity and free spirit defy his expectations, sparking a faith‑guided romance that challenges love and career ideals.

In a society where memory defines class, a Mono housewife and a Duo politician become entangled in a murder investigation that erases their recollections, forcing each to confront truth and identity in a race against forgetting.