Books like Tate by Linda Lael Miller

A romance novel about a woman who falls in love with her wedding dress and decides to marry the next man she meets.

Josephine returns to her family's orchard to help harvest but plans to persuade them to sell the failing farm. Tension rises as she clashes with the new manager, Grady MacKenzie, until unexpected respect and shared faith soften their rivalry.

Three sisters—Hope, Faith, and Charity—reunite at Hawk’s Pride Ranch, each facing heart‑break and a chance at love while discovering family bonds that could change their lives forever.

A rancher in Buffalo Valley, North Dakota, finally finds love and happiness after years of setbacks and hard work.

A woman seeks a perfect match at Christmas, but the process is filled with mishaps and unexpected twists.

A small Texas town and its residents face challenges and triumphs in the story of Annie Applegate, a widowed veterinarian who finds love amidst the secrets of the community.

In the troubled town of Haven, Arizona, Ranger Sam O'Ballivan disguises himself as a schoolteacher to tame unruly ranchers’ children and uncover a rustling plot, all while a compelling postmistress challenges his heart and duty.

A contemporary Texas romance where a rancher's love life takes unexpected turns.

Callie Vee Tate grows up in Fentress, Texas, where she balances family expectations and a love of animals. A boyhood full of stray dogs, armadillos, and a skeptical mother, she learns whether her dream of veterinary medicine will come true.

Skye Titan, a widowed single mother, returns to Texas after an eight‑year absence to confront her father’s control and reunite with her former love, former SEAL Mitch Cassidy, who must help her escape the past and heal his own wounds.

Randi McCafferty confronts a dangerous secret about her child's father while protection investigator Kurt Striker fights to keep her alive, but a seductive tension threatens their safety and compromises the plan.

When Holt McKettrick returns to Texas to rescue a friend, he meets Lorelei Fellows—a woman who refuses to bow to romance and seeks independence on her own ranch. Amid rustlers and danger, their connection sparks romance and self‑determination.

Erin Foley, dealing with empty nest syndrome, retreats to a secluded cabin near Virgin River where she meets Aiden Riordan, a former Navy doctor turned civilian. Their reluctant connection blossoms into romance amid the river’s quietude.

In Indian Rock, corporate executive Keegan McKettrick, who has long mistrusted women, is drawn into a forbidden romance with the enigmatic Molly Shields, a woman whose mysterious past threatens to upend his guarded life.

Gracie’s quiet life on Texas’ Comanche Wells ranch is shattered when her stepbrother Jason returns—wealthy, mature, and falling for her. But a secret forces Gracie to hide her heart, and Jason must confront whether love can survive past regrets.

Cord Romero, a relentless mercenary, seeks vengeance after surviving a murder attempt by a corporate head involved in child labor. Teaming up with his former friend and Detective Maggie Barton, they must outwit a deadly foe while navigating personal secrets.

Air Force lovers Franci Duncan and Sean Riordan face a bittersweet reunion when a secret they kept comes to light in the close‑knit town of Virgin River.

A widowed reverend buys Virgin River's abandoned church and teams with brassy single mother Alicia Baldwin to restore the building—and each other’s lives.

Tobin McMurray, guardian of Whispering Mountain Ranch, finds his vow to stay away from outsiders challenged by the striking Liberty Mayfield, whose presence stirs his unspoken longing for love, yet she is soon set to marry another.

Wyoming winter rancher J.C. Calhoun finds his life devastated when he discovers his fiancée was unfaithful. He is forced to confront the lies that destroyed his life and the woman he loves, the ruthless criminal who was tracking them, and the unexpected truths that bind them together.

"In 1971, Ed Sanders published The Family, his insider's account of the Manson family murders; it was an immediate sensation. Using the same investigative skills and insider contacts that informed his counterculture classic, Sanders delivers the definitive account of the brief and tragic life of Sharon Tate. The biography takes a close look at Tate's life-from her itinerant childhood and early career in fashion to her transition to film, passionate marriage to the brilliant and troubled Roman Polanski, and violent murder at the hands of the Manson family cult. Sanders's Sharon Tate offers new insights into what happened on the night of her death and explores new motives for the targeting of the Polanski household. Illustrated with Rick Veitch's evocative images, Sharon Tate is required reading for anyone fascinated by the dark side of the '60s. "--