Books like Yesterday's Bride by John N. Walker

On a luxury Nile cruise, the glamorous Linnet Ridgeway is found murdered, and intrepid detective Hercule Poirot must uncover the truth amid intrigue, secrets, and false leads.

In Agatha Christie’s classic Miss Marple mystery, the quiet village of Chipping Cleghorn is set aflame by a chilling headline announcing a murder; when lights go out at the appointed hour, the detective must unravel a dark secret.

Colonel and Mrs Bantry find a dead young woman in their library, and her body may be linked to another murder. With their own detective skills stalled, they turn to Miss Marple to unravel the mystery.

Miss Marple finds herself in the Caribbean, where a mysterious old soldier hints at a strange coincidence that could spark adventure.

After a whirlwind wedding in Venice, Amy discovers her new husband, billionaire Vincenzo Ravenelli, used her to claim a priceless ring. Four years later, she must return to the city to confront her secret bridegroom and free herself from the past.

When Dominick Fleetwood asks Emma to marry him again, her buried secret forces her to reconsider love and revenge. The rush of recognition and danger threatens a new relationship built on old wounds.

A cynical millionaire offers a photo‑journalist a wish‑granting deal: become his temporary wife to experience the romantic adventure she truly desires.

In just five days before a wedding, Connor Harding discovers that Jenna Kenyon is set to marry the wrong man, and vows to win her heart back before the altar.

Detective Sean Duffy in 1982 Northern Ireland investigates a torso found in a suitcase, uncovering a tangled web of US troops, IRA violence, betrayal, and his own conflicted loyalties.

Mary Roberts Rinehart’s The After House turns a thrilling shipboard setting into a tense murder mystery, combining classic detective intrigue with the suspense of axe‑handled murders on the high seas.

Leigh Melville came home to settle her grandfather's estate. She had not planned to see Jason Randall, the only man she had ever loved. Horrified by his ruthlessness, she had run away from him five years earlier, determined to never return. But Jason has a claim on her that she cannot deny. She is his wife. To gain her freedom she must accede to his demands. Against her will, she is once more caught up in his life. Now she must ask herself if the smoldering passion between them will ever lead to mutual love.

‘Don’t go, Amber, don’t leave Denny an ‘me alone, I be feared of this house.’ If only she had heeded her ten year old sister’s words! But Amber Neale returns from India to the devastating news of Bethany’s death and her brother’s disappearance. The man she hold responsible is mine-owner Uriah Buckley, a powerful man in Darlaston, and Amber knows he will make her life a living hell if crossed. But loyalty to her siblings prevails, and she determines to seek out the truth. Amber’s only ally is Rani, the gentle Indian girl who owes Amber her life. Together they create a line of floral face creams and cosmetics, and go on to found a successful beauty salon. But wealth and success do not fill the heart. Amber still aches with the loss of her beloved family, and demons from her life in India haunt her dreams. Meanwhile the vile Uriah Buckley waits in the wings, determined to despoil the innocent girl rather than see her uncover his vicious secret.

Detective Taylor Kayne's journey towards romance and danger in a small-town crime thriller.

A young boy with amnesia wakes in Washington, D.C.’s National Gallery of Art, and must unravel his past while stopping a massive art forgery plot.

A cursed warrior, Mereck of Blackthorn, must take a wife and finds an unexpected connection with Netta of Caer Caldwell, whose father’s violence forces her into a medieval marriage that challenges both hearts and customs.

Elizabeth Beckworth defies expectations, refusing to marry her family’s choice, only to be drawn into a forbidden romance with the rakish Viscount Dunstan during the Regency era.