Books like Locked up with a lawman by Laura Wright

A nurse and a man who’s given up on love learn to make amends and find happiness together.

Claim and Protect is a contemporary romance novel by Rhenna Morgan, exploring the intricacies of modern man‑woman relationships.

An FBI agent buys a ranch in Jacobsville, Texas to escape a painful past and capture a fugitive child predator, only to be drawn into the life of Grace Carver, the sole survivor of the convict’s brutal reign.

Nurse Mallory Quinn abandons her cautious life to pursue a fleeting romance with mysterious newcomer Ty Garrison, leading both to confront the lasting impact of a dangerous affair.

In 1890s Coffeyville, Peach Smith’s quiet life at Scurlock's Hotel is shattered when outlaw Bob Dalton proposes a scheme to rob the town bank. Sheriff Will Wesley must protect her while battling his growing feelings and a deadly conspiracy.

Nursing nurse Dana Steele faces a determined, accident‑scarred entrepreneur, Gannon van der Vere, who has lost four carers. Their professional bond turns tender as they confront past hardships and faith to find healing together.

FBI agent Garon Grier moves to a Texas ranch seeking peace, but a chilling serial-murder case and his tentative romance with survivor Grace Carver draw him back into danger and a fragile hope for redemption.

ER nurse Alex Taylor falls for police sergeant Francesca Greco, but a life‑changing diagnosis turns her from caregiver to patient, forcing her to confront love and survival.

"From the author of The Day We Met ("As with Me Before You, by Jojo Moyes, I couldn't put this book down."--Katie Fforde) comes a beautiful, life-affirming novel that sparkles with love and wonder. We Are All Made of Stars is an unforgettable story about second chances, the power of words, and the resilience of the heart"-- "Hospice nurse Stella prefers the night shift after Afghanistan left her veteran husband a changed man, haunted at night by memories he can't bring himself to share. Writing final letters for her hospice patients to their loved ones gives Stella the chance to help others communicate as she cannot. She only has one rule: she mails the letter only once her patient is no longer alive. When she meets a patient with a chance at redemption, she finds herself torn between respecting a dying woman's wishes and reuniting her with the son she abandoned years ago"--