Books like He said yes by Patricia Waddell

Two lovers, a teenage daughter of a vicar and the dashing Earl of Macclesfield, are torn apart by their fathers' distrust. Seven years later, a governess and a former rake must confront the past as they seek to honor vows and promise each other the moon.

A seductive romance set in Britain where a 21‑year‑old young woman defends her heart against a Marquess who seeks her in the most unlikely of places—a brothel—turning deceptions into passion.

After her husband’s death, Cecilia Lorimer immerses herself in London’s charities, but faces a tense love affair with the infamous Lord Delacourt, a man whose past debts to her stir doubt and danger.

In Regency London, pickpocket Marlowe joins a criminal gang in Covent Garden’s slums, yet a chance encounter with Lord Dane forces her into the aristocracy, where love mixes with danger and secrets.

A spymaster faces accusations of treason and must choose between protecting his covert contacts and revealing secrets that could endanger everyone.

Duke Max Rotherbridge unexpectedly inherits the wardship of four captivating Twinning sisters, including the alluring Caroline. Balancing a reputation as London’s rogue with the duties of a guardian, he faces the challenge of protecting—and perhaps conquering—his newest wards.

A Duke's temptation: The notorious author of dark romances seeks to change the moral compass of the public, while a devoted fan discovers scandalous secrets about his character.

When you give a duke a diamond follows the orderly life of William, the sixth Duke of Pelham, as it derails when he entangles with London’s famed courtesan Juliette, a woman who threatens both his reputation and the gossip‑filled world around him.

Two Regency‑era romances unite in one volume: a smuggler‑led adventure that launches the Bastion Club series and a nobleman’s protective devotion to a young beauty accused of murder.

In Regency London, Sarah Forrester, a resilient woman who reinvents herself as the Golden Lady, must navigate betrayal, deception, and a looming murder while former friend Lieutenant Jackson Fletcher returns to uncover the truth.

An illegitimate young woman, Frederica Bracewell, rises from neglect to become a lady when a new gamekeeper enters her life, while Lord Robert Mountford, exiled and fallen in manners, finds redemption amid temptation and social transformation.

For over fifteen hundred years St. Benedict's Rule has been a source of guidance, support, inspiration, challenge, comfort and discomfort for men and women. It has helped both those living under monastic vows and those living outside the cloister in all the mess and muddle of ordinary, busy lives in the world. Esther de Waal's Seeking God serves as an introduction to this life-giving way and encourages people to discover for themselves the gift that St. Benedict can bring to individuals, to the Church, and to the world, now and in the years to come. Through this definitive classic Esther de Waal has become known as an authority for the lay person on the Rule of St. Benedict. Her ability to communicate clearly the principal values of the Rule when applied to lay people is the ultimate strength of this book. She follows each chapter with a page or two of thoughts and prayers, contributing to its meditative quality.

After years abroad, Royal returns to a dying duke and a nearly empty treasury. He must marry heiress Jocelyn Caulfield, but his heart is drawn to her cousin Lily Moran, who schemes to recover the estate’s fortune together.