Books like Midnight sun by Kat Martin

A young boy spends a year alone in the Catskill Mountains, learning wilderness survival, relying on nature and animal friends, and ultimately discovering that he cannot thrive without human companionship.

Two women wrestle with the motives behind a marriage and the power of appearance as love and chivalry collide.

A passionate romance between a radio personality and a congressman set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War, revealing love’s resilience amid uncertainty and national crisis.

Two Survivors Must Set Aside Mutual Doubt to Navigate a Post‑Crash Wilderness After a Plane Crashes in Remote North America.

Penelope Keeling reflects on a bohemian childhood, wartime romance, and a priceless family portrait as her children debate its future.

After a life‑changing accident forces her into a hospital bed, Margaret Jacobsen must rebuild her world, relying on an unlikely trio of friends and the unexpected support of her physical therapist as she learns to walk away from a shattered future.

Society‑page columnist Carrie Slayton abandons holiday family gatherings to chase a reclusive Alaskan author, hoping to secure a profile that could launch her serious‑reporting career.

Evelyn Peerbaugh's widowed boardinghouse welcomes a motley group of women, where friendship blossoms amidst challenging lives and faith-filled dedication to God.

Jack, a reclusive architect, returns home after a business trip and finds his ex-wife, Rachel, in a coma and with two teenage daughters. Determined to be there for his family, he must confront his past and face new challenges.

After surviving a terminal illness, Sarah Talbot revives her bedding shop and takes a hopeful trip to a remote Maine island, where she and pilot Will Burke confront their past, find faith in the future, and discover that love can truly lift you to cloud nine.

Bodyguard Jake Cantrell trusts his instincts when he spots something off about a shipment for Marine Drilling International, setting off a dangerous chain of deceit that forces him and the executive he protects—Sage Dumont—to confront hidden truths and unexpected attraction.

Deputy sheriff Miles Ryan struggles to grieve a hit‑and‑run death while protecting his son Jonah. In New Bern, North Carolina, he meets teacher Sarah Andrews, and together they uncover a hidden truth that forces them to confront their pasts and their love for each other.

In a tranquil Alaska, the Barringer family navigates life when Leah confronts an old flame, rekindling unresolved feelings and beginning an unforgettable journey of love and self‑discovery.

he Great White North Brand Lockwood would never forget the collapse. The earth rumbled. Steel girders tumbled to the ground. Concrete crumbled into dust. As the dust settled, Brand made a promise. Never- again would he be a victim of another man's negligence and greed. He would manage his own construction sites, even if it meant taking jobs in the isolated wilderness of Alaska's Klondike region. Kara Richardson was accustomed to physical labor. Despite her slender build and silky black hair, she could handle a bulldozer as well as any man. She needed the job on Lockwood's crew in the Klondike for two reasons. Her family needed the money. And Kara needed some answers. She had to know the truth about the collapse of her father's building site. And only Lockwood knew the facts that could save her father's reputation. Using her ex-husband's name, Kara got the job without raising suspicion. But Brand was not the gruff boss she'd expected. There was wisdom in his deep-set blue eyes, power in his handshake. This was a man who had wrestled his way through life, a man who never backed down. Until now. Determined to extract the truth, Kara was about to push Brand Lockwood to the limit.

Millions adored Daphne Fields, for she shared their passion, their pain, their joy, and their sorrow. But America's most popular novelist remained a closed book to the world -- guarding her life with a fierce privacy no reporter could crack. Her life hides a myriad of secrets. The husband and daughter she lost in a fire. The son who barely survived it and would be deaf forever. The victories, the defeats, the challenges of facing life as a woman alone and helping her son meet the challenges of his handicap. A strong woman, she would not accept defeat, or help from anyone ... until she found she could no longer face it alone.