Books like His by any means by Maureen Child

Mary Jo Summerhill needs Evan's help and love three years after their breakup.

Adelia Cunnane follows her uncle’s footsteps at the famed Royal Meadows stable, where a passionate trainer’s pride clashes with her own spirited ambitions. Meanwhile, her cousin Erin faces an alluring yet notorious gambler who may hold the key to her heart.

A navy brat finds herself falling in love with a navy officer, but will their past prevent their happiness?

A single mother of a young son must confront her old love and the holidays in the snowy Alps.

Pregnant Laura Malone is on the run, discovering refuge in a snowbound cabin where she meets the solitary Gabriel Bradley. Compelled to help, Gabriel confronts his past while a fragile bond forms amid the harsh terrain.

Valerie is a businesswoman who falls in love with a heart surgeon in a small town, leading to unexpected complications.

A heartwarming Christmas collection featuring a returning reporter reuniting with his lost love, twin brothers seeking a new mom, and a cabin‑dwelling stranger who brings hope amid a blizzard.

A widowed Amish man's love for a widow captivates the community.

A woman tries to rekindle her relationship with her astronaut husband while struggling with family secrets and marital conflict.

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A contemporary romance that focuses on the evolving relationship between a man and a woman, exploring themes of love, commitment, and personal growth in modern times.

Jasmine Martin, new CEO of the Ferriers perfume house, must win the favor of the enigmatic tycoon Luc Charriere while proving her worth to her company and the skeptical board.

A collection of Craig Lucas’s provocative American plays, including two full-length works—God’s Heart and The Dying Gaul—and nine intimate one‑acts that explore human truth and moral complexity.

Lindsay's stepfather had never exactly accepted his responsibilities - in fact, he had deserted her mother years ago and left her, and then Lindsay, to bring up his two children as best they could. So when, out of the blue, he wrote to Lindsay from New Zealand offering her and the two youngsters a home on his sheep station, Lindsay felt that for their sakes she must accept. But things did not work out quite as she had anticipated. Her stepfather died before they arrived, and Lindsay was confronted by his manager, Euan Hazeldean, who was convinced that Lindsay had only come out to get what pickings she could from the estate. And Lindsay, in her turn, was sure that this was a case of the pot calling the kettle black. So it was a pity that, as co-guardians of the children, they should be obliged to see so much of each other!

Rush and Lindy: A Navy Wife Romance