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A tempestuous, high-stakes battle of wills where bitter betrayal clashes with undeniable, simmering desire. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Wish for the moon.
- tension-filled
- brooding
- emotionally charged
- 01
Point of no return
Carole Mortimer
A classic, high-stakes battle of wills where simmering resentment inevitably boils over into undeniable passion.
- 02
Perfect Partner
Carole Mortimer
A fiery battle of wits and egos where professional rivalry melts into undeniable, maddening attraction.
- 03
Passion from the Past
Mortimer
A high-angst vintage romance where breathless infatuation collides with a devastating secret vendetta.
- 04
Wish on the Moon
Sally Wentworth
A sun-drenched, high-angst vintage romance where forbidden sparks fly against a lush, tropical backdrop.
- 05
Race for Revenge
Lynsey Stevens
A fiery, high-stakes collision of grief, ambition, and a consuming passion that refuses to be extinguished by betrayal.
- 06
Marrying the Enemy!
Elizabeth Power
A high-angst, soapy collision of bitter grudges, explosive chemistry, and dramatic family secrets.
- 07
Wedding Vow of Revenge
Lucy Monroe
A high-stakes game of seduction where calculated vengeance collides with undeniable passion.
- 08
Bitter Revenge
Lilian Peake
A high-stakes, emotionally charged vintage romance where grief and vengeance collide in a storm of reluctant attraction.
- 09
Wild Injustice
Margaret Mayo
A tempestuous battle of wills where bitter accusations mask a fiery, undeniable attraction.
- 10
An Ardent Friendship
Elizabeth Bailey
A quiet, traditional Regency romance where a practical bargain slowly blossoms into something much warmer.
- 11
What the Duke Desires
Jenna Petersen
A tense, passionate historical romance where the desire for vengeance is eclipsed only by the pull of forbidden attraction.
- 12
Secret Lover
Kathryn Cranmer
A wintry, forced-proximity romance steeped in old secrets and the undeniable pull of a second chance.











