Anna Stuart Books in Order

Edyth, granddaughter of Lady Godiva, wants love but is swept into the brutal politics behind 1066. Exile to Wales, a dangerous romance, and divided loyalties force her to choose between her heart and England's future.

At King Edward's Christmas court in 1051, newcomer Freya is drawn into feasting, gossip, and Norman intrigue. A festive romance soon collides with the first uneasy signs of the struggle that will reshape England.

Princess Elizaveta of Kiev hungers for adventure and finds it with Viking warrior Harald Hardrada. Their fierce love carries them across Europe and toward 1066, where ambition, marriage, and the English crown collide.

Mathilda of Flanders expects little from her arranged match with William of Normandy, until she discovers a man as ambitious as she is. Together they are pulled toward England, power, and the price of conquest.

This reimagining of the real woman behind Lady Macbeth follows Cora MacDuff through a brutal struggle for Scotland's throne. Love, ambition, and family survival are all at stake as rival claims turn violent.

Stan adores Bonnie, but illness leaves him terrified of the life she might face without him. As he and granddaughter Greya hatch a secret plan for Bonnie's future, their story loops back to the bright rush of 1960s Liverpool.

Inspired by Ophelia, this novel turns Ofelia into a fierce political player rather than a passive victim. Exiled beside Prince Hamlet, she fights for Denmark, her own freedom, and the bond she refuses to name too easily.

Julie is finally ready to end her marriage, until lockdown traps her at home with Michael. Forced to face the silence between them, they discover that even an old love story may still have another chapter.

After her grandmother Ginny dies, Robyn follows a trail of letters across Hawaii. Each clue reveals Ginny's life as one of the first female pilots at Pearl Harbor and the wartime secret that shaped both their lives.

Supermarket driver Charlie is told to keep moving, but the lonely people on Hope Row keep drawing him back. Small acts of kindness begin to change the street, and Charlie's own life, in ways he never expected.

In Iron Age Britain, Cordelia seems secure until her older sisters turn on family and tribe alike. Forced to flee, she must gather allies, win back trust, and fight for the world her father built.

In 1943 Berlin, orphaned Adelaide and her baby sister are taken in by zookeeper Katharina Heinroth as bombs fall around the zoo. Decades later, a chance meeting uncovers a hidden wartime secret and a family mystery.

In 2019, grieving Lorna discovers a hidden room and a diary in a Norfolk cottage. The pages lead back to 1945, where former gunner girl Nancy Jones is hiding a secret that could destroy her new marriage.

Recruited to Bletchley Park for her gift with languages, Stefania Carmichael enters a world of codebreaking, secrecy, and suspicion. As war turns her Italian fiancé into the enemy, friendship and loyalty become matters of life and death.

When Polish midwife Ana Kaminski and her young Jewish friend Ester are sent to Auschwitz, Ana claims them both for the maternity hut. Surrounded by terror, they fight to protect mothers, newborns, and the faint hope of reunion.

Cleopatra is determined to keep Egypt free and learns that ruling means constant struggle. When Julius Caesar enters her life, political alliance turns into a meeting of equals, and love begins to compete with duty.

At Bletchley Park, Valerie Rousseau and Fran Morgan work in secret as the Allies prepare for D-Day. When Valerie volunteers for a dangerous mission in occupied France, the work on their desks suddenly becomes painfully personal.

Surviving Auschwitz was only the beginning for Ester Pasternak. In the chaos of postwar Berlin, she searches for the blonde daughter taken from her in the camp, clinging to the smallest chance they might be reunited.

Princess Salome grows up in the shadow of her mother Herodias and the terrible aftermath of John the Baptist's death. As the world shifts around her, she must decide whether to stay obedient or claim a life of her own.

In occupied Warsaw, bakery worker Hana risks everything carrying a hidden message that could help spark resistance. With her sisters in danger and her fiancé never far from her thoughts, one delivery may change everything.

When Auschwitz is liberated, sixteen-year-old Tasha walks out holding two younger children and searching for her missing mother. A chance to rebuild in England offers hope, but leaving Poland may mean leaving her past behind.

As London endures the Blitz, Clementine Churchill refuses to remain a background figure at 10 Downing Street. While Winston carries the war in public, she finds her own way to serve, support him, and steady a marriage under strain.

Mary of Magdala follows Jesus at great personal cost and finds purpose among women whose voices are usually pushed aside. As the early church takes shape, she grows into a leader as well as a believer.

After Pearl Harbor, Eleanor Roosevelt faces war, public scrutiny, and fresh strain inside the White House. This novel follows her fight to help lead America through crisis while holding together a marriage already marked by pain.

Inspired by true events, this novel follows women in Germany and the Netherlands who risk everything to get Jewish children onto trains and out of Nazi reach. It is a story of rescue, fear, and impossible choices.

After years in Auschwitz, Naomi Demetriou gives birth to a baby boy she must hide to keep him alive. When the camp is emptied and she is forced onto the road without him, other women become his last hope.