Books like Invincible by Joan Johnston

Pride and Prejudice is a classic novel by Jane Austen.

The Brothers Karamazov follows a Russian family torn by betrayal, faith, and violence, exploring deep moral questions within 19th‑century Russian society.

Two young lovers, Tommy and Tuppence Beresford, form a private detective agency and are hired to locate a missing woman named Jane Finn, whose disappearance threatens post‑war Britain.

A sweeping, family‑centered saga of twin brothers and their father, set against medical practice and the ethical questions of a New York physician.

A former child‑star in the Shenandoah Valley restores a dilapidated farmhouse owned by her grandmother, a legendary actress who died of an overdose, while uncovering family secrets, a mysterious romance, and a dangerous threat that forces her to confront her past.

A coming‑of‑age tale set in 19th‑century England, following siblings Maggie and Tom Tulliver as they navigate love, family duty and society’s expectations at the eponymous mill.

Sea Swept opens the Chesapeake Bay saga, introducing the Quinn family and their lives in Maryland’s waterfront community.

Twin brothers of aristocratic descent navigate contrasting paths in late‑18th‑century England and Virginia, each escaping their domineering dowager mother—one melancholic, the other easy‑going—only to find themselves equally deceived in later life.

Toni Morrison’s adult novel follows black fashion model Jadine Childs and fugitive lover, Son, as their love story weaves through the Caribbean, Manhattan and the deep South, confronting race, loyalty, ambition and crime.

A notorious rake of London meets a bespectacled spinster, and a night of passion forces him to confront love, marriage, and societal expectations.

A woman’s journey to rediscover pride, confidence, and the courage to love again in a glamorous, international setting of romance and family.

When a mischievous nephew’s prank resurfaces long‑hidden memories, two brothers in Maine must confront the psychological wounds of a tragic accident that killed their father and the deception that shaped their lives.

A Regency‑era soldier falls for a Spanish noblewoman amid the Peninsular Wars, weaving military life, romance, and the harsh realities of war into a compelling historical romance.

Major Frank Paddock and exiled officer Barnes Kilrone confront survival and loyalty in the harsh American West, as they protect a frontier post from a Bannock war party.

A high‑stakes thriller in Texas where a brutal killer’s return threatens a mother’s future and a ranger’s pursuit of justice intertwines with an embedded crime syndicate, testing love, loyalty, and secrets.

Curt Graham returns to his hometown to rebuild family ties, discovers he can be a good father figure, and hopes to win over Jenna Flaherty, the innkeeper who needs the perfect man.

Lakota Sioux gunman Carson teams with detective Cash Grier to solve a murder, while reluctantly protecting Cash’s secretary Carlie, whose discovery of a key clue puts her in danger.

Fannie Flagg's humor and affection shine as she follows a bright 1970s television journalist in a small‑town love story.

A U.S. agent, Harry Latham, infiltrates the neo‑Nazi Brotherhood of the Watch and vanishes, prompting his brother Drew to investigate a web of espionage and betrayal.

Four lifelong friends in Sonoma reunite for a transformative summer, each confronting love, career, and health challenges as they navigate friendship, romance, and the possibility of happily ever after.

Mariah is a woman in a man’s world. Under the pen name Drew Dixon, Chicago native Mariah Lansing writes dime novels detailing hair-raising adventures of heroines in the Wild West. But then she receives a letter from a rancher in the Badlands of North Dakota who takes exception to her meticulous research. When Mariah finds her fiancé in the arms of another woman, she accepts the rancher’s invitation to visit his ranch and leaves Chicago behind. Adam McFarland has a dream—to travel the West and document its people and beautiful landscape with his drawings. If only he weren’t tied down to the family ranch in North Dakota. When dime novelist Drew Dixon makes repeated mistakes about his beloved West, he invites the author to visit his ranch. But the author who shows up isn’t exactly who he was expecting. Will Mariah and Adam be willing to share the secrets they are keeping? Or will they allow false perceptions to continue to hinder the plans God has for them?

Magazine critic Jenny Smith and art critic Matthew Benson test whether opposite ends of a rope can prove their sexes can be separate yet equal. A thirty‑day experiment sparks romance and challenges their beliefs.