Books like Moonstruck Madness by Laurie McBain

Amanda Briars, an unmarried novelist, contracts a one‑night affair with the notorious businessman Jack Devlin, only to discover that their fleeting pleasure may pave the way for a marriage that could change both of their lives.

Angela Howard rises from country schoolgirl to London’s celebrated actress, caught between the affections of playwright Jamie Lambert, a golden‑haired lord, and the passion of her former lover who now seeks to reclaim her heart.

Set in a wartime English seaside town of the 1790s, Sylvia's Lovers follows a young woman torn between the passionate whaling harpooner Charley Kinraid and her devoted cousin Philip Hepburn, whose secret withholding ends in tragedy.

When Claire Daniels finds her ex with another woman on New Year's Eve, she impulsively kisses the nearest man—a Dallas playboy named Ty Coleman—and sparks a night of passion that threatens to overturn their lives.

Lord John Redgrave discovers a child he believes is his, abandoned outside his gentleman's club, and must persuade the young woman who raised her, Laurel, to keep the daughter and her mother.

Starship Admiral Brit Bandar defends her crew and galaxy when a fragile treaty forces a Drakken rogue, Finn Rorkken, onto her ship—sparking a tense, forbidden romance amid looming conflict.

In a 19th‑century London drama, Angel—a wayward courtesan—delivers a final message from her murdered sister to the Earl of Benbrook, who resolves to turn her into a lady, sparking transformative change for both.

>Why has Pelham Hargrave returned to his childhood home after twenty-five successful years in Canada and the United States, and is his beautiful and neurotic young American wife quite what she claims to be? Why has a celebrated Hollywood director chosen to retire to a remote English country house, and why does one young woman covet the house and another abhor it? Above all, what is the secret of old Nannie's power, which allows her to dominate the household like some implacable Buddha in a rocking chair? >These are some of the questions which confront Tessa Crichton, actress wife of Scotland Yard detective Robin Price, when she arrives to spend a quiet weekend with her godmother in Herefordshire. One by one the puzzles are unravelled, thanks to Tessa's spirited and irrepressible curiosity, plus a little help from her husband, but not before two people have died and Tessa herself has narrowly escaped the same fate. >This is a traditional whodunnit, written with Anne Morice's customary verve and humour with plenty of clues cunningly distributed.

Mary Anne follows the footsteps of a Regency London woman who must outwit men to survive, becoming a royal mistress and meddling in military commerce before the scandal damages her.