Books like Cavelli's lost heir by Lynn Raye Harris

After a one-night affair in Australia, Millie returns to reveal she is pregnant with Levander Kolovsky’s child, despite his guarded, millionaire past and reluctance toward marriage or heirs.

A Highland heir in London is bound to marry the city’s most coveted guide, but duty, secrets, and unexpected affection threaten their arranged union in this romantic historical saga.

Crown Prince Maksim Yurkovich must choose duty over desire when his lover cannot bear children, yet one night he risks scandal to secure an heir—pregnant Gillian Harris—using passion and royal resolve.

When a mistaken IVF procedure leads party planner Sheridan Sloane to carry the heir of desert king Rashid al‑Hassan, she must navigate love, duty and destiny in the dunes of Kyr.

A million-dollar wedding turns into a life-changing career for a multimillionaire CEO and his unexpected bride.

A Scottish beauty discovers her true feelings in the Highlands with a mysterious Lord Fairfax, but her new husband's troubled past threatens to unravel their passionate love story.

After a forced divorce, a queen flees with an heir and is seized by her husband, who uses his royal power to drag her back— a tale of romance, kidnapping, and the hidden tensions between ruler and spouse.

Libby’s new job on her Aunt Jean’s farm in the Texas Hill Country is more mysterious than she ever imagined.

In a storm‑ridden mansion, Calliope Worthington discovers a hidden necklace and is caught by the reclusive Mr. Ren Porter, who offers a perilous bargain: marry him and pay each stolen pearl in a night of passion.

Jason Manning’s bachelor life takes an unexpected turn when Carrie Weston sets him up with her mother Charlotte, while a past almost‑marriage of his friend James Wilkens leads to a Las Vegas fate. Two mismatched love stories unfold with humor and heart.

Miss Hester Sheldon believes the American heir to her adopted grandfather's estate is a rogue and a rebelwith no fortune of his own. Now she has been instructed to teach him the ways of English society, and to find him a suitable wife! But Jared Clinton turns out to be powerful, very wealthy and extremely handsome! Hester, who has always thought she was destined never to marry, is shocked by her building desire. Soon she is wishing that she could be his chosen bride....

In a race to catch a kidnapper, a dedicated policewoman and a wealthy rancher clash—and then surprisingly connect—under the shadow of a dangerous case on a ranch.

What is marriage? Can a relationship dedicated to equality, friendship, and mutual education flower in an atmosphere of romance? What are the paths between loving another and knowing another? Stanley Cavell identified a genre of classic American films that engaged these questions in his study of comedies of remarriage, Pursuits of Happiness. With Contesting Tears, Cavell demonstrates that a contrasting genre, which he calls "the melodrama of the unknown woman," shares a surprising number and weave of concerns with those comedies. Cavell provides close readings of four melodramas he finds definitive of the genre: Letter from an Unknown Woman; Gaslight; Now, Voyager; and Stella Dallas. The women in these melodramas, like the women in the comedies, demand equality, shared education, and transfiguration, exemplifying for Cavell a moral perfectionism he identifies as Emersonian. But unlike the comedies, which portray a quest for a shared existence of expressiveness and joy, the melodramas trace instead the woman's recognition that in this quest she is isolated. Part of the melodrama concerns the various ways the men in the films (and the audiences of the films) interpret and desire to force the woman's consequent inaccessibility.