Books like So into you by Sandra Hill

A novel about Emma Woodhouse, a young woman's struggles with matchmaking, misplaced pride, and the dangers of meddling in others' lives in 18th-century England.

An entertaining and relatable collection of short stories exploring the ups and downs of love, from a humorist who turns ordinary moments into absurd ones.

A playful retelling of a classic fairy‑tale set in Manhattan, where a dashing prince meets a spirited princess in a modern twist on magic and romance.

Evelina is a comic novel of manners that follows a young London debutante as she navigates the social world of 18th‑century England, learning wit, confidence, and the subtleties of love.

Three sisters, adopted after a wartime romance, are reunited across Paris, New York, and Appalachia, where secrets and tragic truths challenge family bonds.

Knightly love in an old kingdom, as a sword-wielding rogue finds himself entangled in the life of a dashing knight and the deadly plot that threatens to destroy it all.

A charming story about twins, Christmas, and a beautiful man, featuring humor and romance in a traditional setting.

A powerful photojournalist returns to Baton Rouge to uncover hidden secrets while a relentless colleague fights to keep her under his wing.

**Viking II Series #5** Madrene Olgadottir, an 11th-century granddaughter of a once-powerful Norseman, finds herself transported to the 21st century in Hill's playful follow-up to Wet & Wild. Lt. Ian MacLean and his team of navy SEALs are hot on the trail of Jamal ben Hassan and his nest of terrorists in northern Iraq when they come upon Maddie, stinking of camel spit and who knows what else. Believing Maddie to be Jamal's mistress, Ian takes her into custody. Cleaned up, Maddie turns out to be a babe, one that Ian (and his "dangly parts") finds irresistible, so he isn't too put out when he's tricked into marrying her to facilitate the government's cockeyed plan to ferret out terrorists in the U.S. using Maddie as bait. Though one would expect Maddie to be frightened by the high-tech world she's been dropped into, she views this new world simply as an advanced civilization and takes it all in stride. Few authors can fuse erotica and drop-dead humor like Hill.