Books like Wildcatter's Kid (Switched At Birth) by Penny Richards

Roddy Doyle’s lively trilogy follows the Rabbitte family of working‑class Dublin through music, love and family drama, from a soul‑band’s rise to a teenage pregnancy and a World Cup‑era celebration of male friendship.

A slice‑of‑life look at working‑class struggles, Unmarried mothers, and the social customs of early 20th‑century Britain.

Set in early 1870s England, the novel follows a pious, working‑class kitchen maid who, after a seduction and abandonment, becomes a single mother and defies Victorian expectations.

Two teenagers recount their pregnancy to an unborn child in a moving story about family and love, told from two perspectives.

Jenny Harris unexpectedly becomes pregnant and, after her fiancé Dean abandons the marriage, she navigates the challenges of single motherhood while finding new joy and unexpected love.

Unmarried, pregnant Jane is cast out by her father and finds a lonely refuge atop a rundown London house; her wariness turns into hope as she bonds with a Jewish writer, a jazz player, and an unexpected landlady.

Penniless wildcatter Miguel Heydt has come seeking his fortune -- oil -- on Suntop land. But the cranky old owner of the Colorado ranch will tolerate no mineral exploration on his spread, so Miguel hires on with the ranch's haying crew and explores for oil at night. Until a secret contract the rancher proposes is too tempting for Miguel to resist. In exchange for unlimited drilling rights, he's to marry the old man's daughter, Risa, and produce the male heir Ben craves. Miguel woos, wins, beds, and then weds Risa -- falls in love with her, too. But minutes after the wedding, she finds out what he did and she flees. Eleven years later, Risa and Miguel meet at Suntop once more, and the fire between them is still there. But how can she trust him again? A man who'd marry her for drilling rights...a man who'd trade his own son for an oil well?

A heartrending tale of two young lovers torn apart by cruel fate in the early 20th century, set in a Lancashire village, blending historical drama and romance with the author's signature style.

Love Isn't Part of the Deal Ginger Rollins can't believe she gave in to temptation—again! It's time for her and Rand McCabe to face the consequences. Never mind that the geological engineer and sexy environmental cowboy are on opposite sides when it comes to the Texas land they both love. Now that she's pregnant, they have one option. Rand isn't used to being proposed to by a woman—especially one as gorgeous as Ginger—but he's all for getting married. Too bad the independent wildcatter sees their union as a nonnegotiable deal. Doesn't she know they share more than hot chemistry? How long can he keep his feelings—and their baby—a secret? Rand vowed to love and honor Ginger forever. And it's a promise he intends to keep….