Books like Dream Shadow by Mary Wine

A moonlit night. Two strangers pulled together by an attraction neither one could resist and an innocent kiss that flares into a scorching blaze. Rourke Campbell would bet every one of his psychic senses the woman in his arms is the woman of his dreams. Problem—he’s a psychic tracker, married to the Army. She’s married to another man. A stolen kiss is all it can ever be… But fate can be as determined as she is ruthless. When one of Rourke’s men comes down with a suspected case of Ebola Tai Forest, a simple kiss has the power to turn deadly and thrusts Rourke and Loren together into a mountain quarantine. While the clock ticks down, Loren finds the temptation of surrendering to Rourke to be an overwhelming battle. One she’s rapidly losing. When her estranged husband is murdered, the final blockade is removed. She must now face the threat of tomorrow—a deadly disease or a broken heart. Playing to win, and determined to make Loren his, Rourke uses every weapon in his considerable psychic and sensual arsenal to seduce her. But fate has one more hand to play… (From the Author's web-site.)

When Roshelle confronts the haunting images in her dreams, she finds not a monster but a soulmate—Jared, a practitioner of dream‑tapping whose sharp mind and growing emotions collide against a dangerous destiny.

Lady Justina Wincott, a determined widow, faces coercion as her guardian forces her into political intrigue and seduction. She refuses to tarnish Sir Synclair’s honor while safeguarding her son’s future.

An earl’s quest for an English bride intertwines with a servant’s longing for love, as romance blooms between Brodick McJames and Lady Mary in a tale of class, inheritance, and unexpected passion.

At London’s Old Wine Shades, detective Richard Jury examines a bizarre tale told by a stranger, questioning its truth about a vanished string‑theory scientist’s family.

In a Montana town, a veteran coping with PTSD and a newly-divorced woman named Jillian form an unexpected bond that reshapes their lives, exploring friendship, family, self‑confidence, and the complexities of ranch life.