Books like Riddles of Love by Judy Baer

Stephanie navigates junior high life, balancing a hidden family secret, shifting friendships with her best friend Rachel, and a new friendship with a Californian classmate.

When businesswoman Steph Baxter is invited to a Scottish castle hotel, she must help during an emergency, finding herself drawn to Jack McGregor, the handsome co‑owner. Amid business pressures, family illness, and secrets from the past, love faces the challenge of trust and highland storms.

A nurse and doctor's romance that explores themes of power, love, and the challenges of their professional and personal lives.

A young woman runs away from home, facing challenges and seeking help from her friends and family to find her way back to stability and redemption. The novel explores themes of friendship, family problems, and the difficult choices people face when they feel trapped in their situations. The story is a poignant tale of resilience and hope, offering readers a heartwarming and realistic portrayal of a common experience that many readers can relate to. The characters are relatable, and the narrative is both uplifting and thought-provoking, making this a valuable addition to the Christian fiction genre and a must-read for anyone seeking guidance and inspiration on overcoming adversity and finding their way back to a better life.

Marli McKensie and her friend Christie open a vintage clothing shop, but hiring help leads to financial success and romantic complications in the Sweet Dreams series, part of the Christian Fiction category.

A young girl discovers the secret of her birth and must navigate the challenges of family life while facing the aftermath of a tragic accident that claims her parents’ love and happiness.

Brentwood High’s student‑tv news team—Sarah, Molly, and Josh—report from Haven House, uncovering the everyday challenges teenage mothers face.

A large‑type Christian fiction novel set in Pennsylvania, exploring marital conflict, amnesia, and the comforting atmosphere of a bed‑and‑breakfast.

Meet Alex Armstrong, new pastor and lifelong city dweller, who has just accepted his first parish assignment, a small parish in the wilds of North Dakota. Hilltop Township, a farming community, blooms from the prairie like a wild pink rose lovely and prickly, much like the quirky residents. Pastor Alex quickly learns that this lovely place is in peril; many of the farmers are struggling to make ends meet. As he settles into life on the prairie, he begins to experience a lot of new things like the annual Hunter's Breakfast, julebukking (also called Christmas fooling), and King Oscar's fish balls. Not to mention the excitement the single pastor creates among the unmarried women in the community! Alex soon discovers that his new church home has as much to teach him and he will teach them, providing all with an unlikely blessing.

Lexi’s friendship with Native American Ashleigh White Eagle confronts surprise, ignorance and bigotry among her peers, revealing cultural prejudices and the challenges of embracing diversity.

A vibrant collection of Judy Grahn’s poetry, blending newer verses with selections from her earlier works, embodying the spirit of social movements and celebrating love, community, earth, and spirit.

When biologist Eva Galindo unexpectedly inherits twins from a kind rancher, she becomes the temporary guardian of his orphaned niece and nephew, and together they weave a new family that could bring love to all.