Books like The black knight's bride by Myrna Mackenzie

Sir Alan of Strode marries the widow Honor to honor a dying friend's wish. With a baby on the way and a rival suitor, Alan must decide if love or duty should guide his heart.

Highlander Jamie Macpherson returns to Baldreagan Castle, where a mysterious golden-haired woman awakes a longing in him, only to find her is his arranged bride, Aveline Matheson, as danger threatens the Macpherson family.

Convenient Bride for the King is a romance novel by Kelly Hunter that explores themes of love, duty, and destiny within a fictional setting.

Two years have passed since Josie Wentworth was bought from the Sioux for a gold watch and whisked back to England by Marcus Wharton, the Duke of Blackthorne. When Marcus breaks his promise to return Josie to America, she ends up as a maid in the home of his charming but neglected nephews. Once Josie’s long-lost family finds her, however, the suddenly wealthy heiress sets out to save the two boys from their indifferent uncle—and teach the duke a lesson in honor. Learning that Marcus is seeking a rich American bride to save his estate, Josie plots to catch his eye—certain he’ll never recognize the beauty she’s become as the ragged captive he rescued. But Josie doesn’t wager on her marital charade taking a tender turn, as the nobleman she’s despised for years proves to be a very different man than she’s imagined. And there’s no denying his passionate caresses, as she falls deeper under the spell of a husband determined to claim her heart. - author's website

Where Angels Camp - by Dianne Christner A Legend of Mercy - by Pamela Griffin The Stranger’s Kiss - by Yvonne Lehman A Kingdom Divided - by Tracie Peterson Alas, My Love - by Tracie Peterson A Child of Promise by Jill Stengl Take six romantic adventures back in time to the Middle Ages along with five authors including Tracie Peterson, who tell the stories of couples challenged by the injustices of their times. Some couples are pulled apart by wars and feuds, while others have their futures determined by their oppressors. Can a faith be found to keep hope alive and give joy in all circumstances?