Books like At the Rainbow's End by Jo Ann Ferguson

After a life‑sav­ing cure, poet Robert Gu awakens in 2025 San Diego to a world of smart contact‑lens tech, low‑rent buildings that take on any form, and a digital age that reshapes reality. As he struggles to catch up, a conspiracy threatens the future—and only his granddaughter may hold the key.

A love story of self-discovery and marriage complications

Laurian travels to rural France to uncover the mysteries of her mother Helene’s past, risking the romance she shares with Gilles de Saint-Vire.

After a painful break-up, Alex takes a job assisting the wheelchair-bound author Julian—who survived a fatal car accident—to finish his latest book, and together they confront grief, self-punishment, and the possibility of new hope.

A heartfelt love story that explores the fundamentals of affection and understanding, inviting every reader to reflect on the nature of romantic connection.

Two childhood friends, Rosie and Alex, keep a magical bond as they grow into teens, face love, and cope with a long‑distance move from Dublin to America.

MITCH--The Heat of His Smile Singed Her Lingerie... He looked too sexy and dangerous in jeans and a leather jacket to be the father of a student, but Hillary Walker ached to tangle her fingers in Mitch Ferguson's unruly hair--and hold on tight! Neither suspected Mitch's kids of matchmaking and mom-hunting when he was asked to meet the lovely teacher, but the plan worked so well, Mitch wanted to ravish her with kisses, and Hillary fantasized about satin sheets. He Kissed Like He Meant it-and She Kissed Back Mitch confessed that no woman had stirred his soul and lit a fire in his blood since his wife had died, but Hillary had learned the hard way how easily her heart could be wounded. Her sensual mouth coaxed to passion, her doubts soothed by a man who understood her pain, Hillary yearned to be cherished, wanted no other love but Mitch. Was she brave enough to surrender her fears and seize her dream?

Josselyn "Red" O'Rourke travels from Boston to Colorado’s Central City to claim her share of the Rainbow's End Mine and avenge her father's murder, only to be drawn into a dangerous romance with the rugged rebel Durango.

Catherine, who rescued Lord Michael Kenyon on European battlefields, now asks him to pose as her husband in London. Her claim to a title, home and legacy hinges on her secret marriage and a mysterious death.

Eighteen‑year‑old Ellie, the daughter of a contemptible father, is sent to frontier California where she meets the small‑town preacher Joshua Stanhope, who must decide whether she can become his wife amid doubts and a powerful twin brother who offers fame.