Books like Prize of my heart by Lisa Norato

In the eve of Britain’s World War II declaration, Harry Clifton escapes a family scandal by joining the Merchant Navy. When a U‑boat sinks his ship, he survives, encounters an American sailor, and assumes the dead man's identity to bury his past.

When a ten‑year‑old Sarah is seized in the 1942 Vel' d'Hiv’ roundup, her friend Julia, a journalist two decades later, discovers that the past still haunts their families and forces her to confront her own identity in post‑war France.

Set in Texas, "Nora" follows the romance and rugged adventures of Nora Marlowe as she navigates love, loss, and redemption with cowboy Cal Barton in a classic Western romance.

New York journalist Jaya confronts a personal tragedy and a family mystery, tracing the legacy of her pioneering grandmother through India and the past of colonial Britain.

Set in 1942 Singapore and 2000, the novel follows a young woman’s wartime forced marriage to a Japanese brothel and a grandson’s quest to uncover family secrets, highlighting women's courage amid WWII atrocities.

In June 1914, sisters Kate and her English cousin Beth discover a hidden secret in Rhode Island’s Vendermeer Manor, where an heirloom necklace, wartime whispers, and a rumored haunted wing combine to unravel family mysteries.

Two intertwined romance tales: B.J. Clark, manager of Lakeside Inn, wrestles loyalty and passion with hotel owner Taylor Reynolds, while Gwen returns from Louisiana to confront her past and a charismatic writer named Luke Powers.

In 1920s Wales, seventeen‑year‑old Briony discovers she can see the spirits of Swampsea’s marshes. When her twin sister is gravely injured, Briony is haunted by guilt until a young man unearths family secrets you never knew existed.

Lillie Delaney returns to her small hometown of Gumption, Arkansas, after a failed city life, only to discover her family in upheaval and a surprising romance with Pastor James Warner, a motorcycle‑riding pastor who defies expectations.

Life is definitely coming together for Marcella Tartaglia--New York City, an exciting publishing career with a major lifestyle magazine, the BIG promotion. She's on assignment in England and open to a weekend fling, especially when the perfect hottie roars up on his motorcycle outside the church at her ex-boss's wedding. Too bad William doesn't do flings. The Reverend William Stafford is a blue-blooded country vicar in want of a wife and a real danger to a girl like Marcella who can't afford to lose her heart in England when all her dreams are waiting an ocean away. Still, Marcella and William explore their mutual attraction only to realize their lives are headed in different directions. Marcella hails from a small ethnic neighborhood with a determination to work her way to the top of her profession in America's most exciting city. And although the Honorable William John Anthony Grafton Stafford, being the third son of an English viscount, comes from a titled British family, he's chosen the simple life as the vicar of a small parish in a Cotswold village. A weekend isn't nearly long enough to resolve a possible future together. All they know is that they're really starting to feel something. . . . From the pastoral Cotswolds to the fast-paced magazine publishing world of New York, I Only Want To Be With You is a smart, witty, romantic comedy of one modern woman's struggle to make the ultimate choice between her personal dreams and the call of her heart.

Beautiful, brilliant, and determined, Dr. Catherine Young is on a mission to find a man who has vanished into thin air. Walking into a high-tech hideaway bearing an essential message to Tom "Mac" McEnroe, Team Leader of the betrayed Ghost Ops force, is the most dangerous thing she has ever done. The soldier she encounters is frightening and suspicious, but her senses reveal the man underneath: tough, honorable, and so breathtakingly masculine Catherine feels weak in his presence. But to surrender to Mac's passionate desires would put her life in dire jeopardy. Catherine has a gift that enables her to see into the heart of others and looking into Mac's is like staring into the very heart of danger itself.