Amanda Panhorst Books in Order

A decade after their failed engagement, Anthea and Desford maintain an entertaining public rivalry. His decision to find a wife unsettles their familiar arrangement, while a younger couple's romantic complications bring their unresolved feelings into focus.

At her cruel brother's house party, Anna discovers a plot to entrap wealthy Lord Walraven. Intervening offers a chance to repay an old debt and escape her own confinement, but rescue demands that she act immediately.

Widower James urgently needs a wife to help hold his indebted household together. Letty, wounded by an earlier scandal, intends to avoid love entirely, until repeated encounters with his family challenge the safe future she has planned.

Reclusive Hugh rescues a woman in the forest, hoping to send her away before she recognizes him. But Diana has lost her memory, and enforced companionship gradually exposes the painful history behind his forbidding manner.

Childhood friends Gussie and Harry once promised to marry if he inherited a seemingly unreachable title. When tragedy makes him a baronet, his return from India forces them to reconsider both their pact and their carefully imagined futures.

Rosy dreams of breeding horses independently when a childhood love unexpectedly returns. Burdened by his family's financial ruin, Giles struggles to imagine happiness, while renewed friendship at her father's stables challenges the limits he has placed on himself.

Wealthy widow Evangeline treats Basil's repeated proposals as an amusing pursuit of her fortune. At a country house party, growing loneliness and glimpses beneath his roguish persona make her question the friendship she thought she understood.

Millicent flees an arranged marriage to a merchant, only to become stranded at an inn with the man himself. Snowstorms force two unwilling prospective spouses into close quarters, where their prejudices compete with an unexpected attraction.

Cordelia hopes to appear the perfect bride when her arranged fiancé visits her eccentric family. As Oliver proves more adaptable than expected, old scandals resurface, forcing her to weigh her family's protection against their possible future together.