Books like To have a Wilde by Kimberly Kaye Terry

A tale of romance and resilience, following Tasha and Trae as they confront marital challenges, while Jaz navigates her own turbulent drama in this contemporary African‑American love story.

Althea Hudson seeks refuge after two years on the run and finds solace on a Wyoming ranch owned by three brothers. There she falls for Nathan Wilde, a ranch hand whose growing feelings complicate their fledgling romance.

When her daughter becomes engaged to the son of her former lover, devoted wife and loving mother Victoria Thornton finds her past mistake threatening her ordered life as both families are reunited for the upcoming wedding.

Marcy Johnson, a New York stockbroker, seeks love but keeps finding herself single. A powerful D.C. attorney and a reluctant ally could change her outlook—though secrets linger beneath the surface.

Madison Tyler, a multimillion‑dollar multimedia mogul, ends a casual affair with Granville Washington, only to have him refuse to let her go and will stop at nothing to prove he's the perfect match.

Victoria Small, after a year of solitude, faces heart‑pounding choices when two striking men—CEO Ted and surgeon Parker—enters her life, forcing her to confront her deepest fears and the truth about love across color lines.

"A "born writer" who never completed the creative life promised by her famous name and gorgeous imagination, Dolly Wilde was charged with charm, brilliantly witty, changeable as refracting light and loaded with sexual allure. She made her career in the salons - and in the bedrooms - of some of London's and Paris' most interesting women and men. Attracting people of taste and talent wherever she went, she drenched her prodigious talents in liquids and chemicals, burnt up her opportunities in flamboyant affairs and created continuous sensations by the ways in which she seemed to be re-living the life of her infamous uncle.". "In this biography, Joan Schenkar provides a fascinating look at what it means to live with the talents but not the achievements of biography's usual subjects: those obliterating "winners" - like Dolly's uncle Oscar - whose stories have almost erased riveting histories like Dolly's own. And she uncovers never-before-published evidence of the hidden life of the Wilde family and of the extraordinary salon society of Natalie Clifford Barney, Dolly Wilde's longest and most fatal attachment."--BOOK JACKET.