Audrey Harrison Books in Order

Nick Delaware considers marrying a wealthy girlfriend to preserve his family's property after a devastating loss. Meeting independent Jane Dutton complicates that plan, as obligations and unresolved troubles from their pasts threaten a future together.

Widowed Kate moves into a cottage in 1963, unaware that its supposed haunting connects her to a soldier fighting in Normandy in 1944. Their encounter offers companionship but raises dangerous questions about changing history.

Tom Fulwood distrusts marriage after witnessing his parents' unhappiness, while Isabelle Crawford has withdrawn from fortune-hunting society. A possible match between their siblings brings them together, exposing old fears and putting Isabelle's reputation at risk.

Businessman Daniel Gerrard reluctantly inherits an earldom and enters the society that once rejected him. His attraction to Penelope Hall is threatened by family pressure, mistrust, and an old adversary whose intentions place her in danger.

Housekeeper Martha Fairfield clashes with the businessman who loves her, while a threatened woman turns to a Bow Street officer for protection. Their intertwined lives bring romantic misunderstandings into contact with a dangerous criminal conspiracy.

Lord Michael Dunham refuses marriage because he fears inheriting his father's mental illness. When a will brings independent, estate-minded Elizabeth Rufford into his life, their growing attraction challenges the precautions he has built around his future.

Charlotte Webster's planned elopement becomes a trap designed to force her into marriage with a stranger. Seeking help from marriage-shy Lord Halkyn, she draws him into a dangerous rescue that unsettles his convictions about love.

A compromising encounter brings secretive Annabelle Johnson into marriage with an earl wounded by society's cruelty. Their unexpected sense of safety grows fragile as she struggles to reveal a truth that could cost her his trust.

Eleanor Johnson longs to be loved without comparison to her beautiful sisters. When Joseph Heaton wounds her with an arrogant remark, he must confront his own behavior and overcome family opposition to have any chance of winning her back.

Grace Johnson prefers gardening to her father's plans for an aristocratic marriage. At her sister's estate, her friendship with head gardener Harry Long becomes something deeper, forcing them to confront class expectations and the threat of scandal.

An indebted duke agrees to marry a wealthy businessman's daughter to preserve his family estate. Rosalind enters a household burdened by secrets and gossip, where a marriage arranged for money offers no easy path to trust.

Blinded at Trafalgar, Captain Worthington struggles with his changed place in society. A meeting with Amelia Basingstoke, an overlooked young woman with difficult relatives and an unruly dog, offers an unexpected opening toward companionship and independence.

Mill owner Oliver Bailey seeks investment from aristocratic society rather than a wife. His affairs intersect with those of a wounded baron, a roving captain, and a secretive business rival, entangling four couples in unexpected relationships.

The Earl of Grinstead keeps his emotions hidden behind his work as a spy. When his actions endanger companion Millicent Holland, protecting her brings their troubled pasts and a ruthless enemy into an increasingly personal conflict.

Clara Baker risks her reputation to protect her reckless brother during the war against Napoleon. Her efforts entangle her with the Earl of Chertsey, whose search for traitors brings questions of loyalty, trust and love.

After bereavement and divorce, Catherine visits Bath's Christmas market and discovers a passage to Regency England. There she meets fellow time traveler Chris, but a fortune hunter and the approaching end of the magic complicate their attraction.

Emily Wallis withdraws from society after her parents’ scandals, while Agnes Jones conceals a lie and Viscount Robert Wilding struggles with wounds and bereavement. Their paths converge in ways that challenge the futures they imagined.

Bookish Phoebe Westbrook reluctantly attends Lord Livesey's house party and overhears his unkind opinion of her. As she becomes involved with the widower and his children, an unconventional proposal forces both to confront their assumptions and hidden feelings.

Lou’s decision to shoulder another person’s responsibility sets dangerous events in motion. An unexpected encounter draws the guarded Earl of Garswood into her life, offering a chance at love while threatening the people they care about.

Captain Cameron Drummond fights in the Peninsular War while Lady Helena keeps their understanding secret. The battle of Talavera draws them and two others into upheaval, testing their hopes for love amid injury and advancing French troops.

Anthony Russell must marry before turning thirty or lose his inheritance, despite finding society deeply uncomfortable. In Bath he meets widowed Julia Price, whose determination to protect herself and her son complicates their growing connection.

Returning from Waterloo, Colonel Fitzwilliam needs a wealthy bride but hopes for affection. Prudence Bamber's visit to her mother's relatives brings them together, where family secrets and financial expectations threaten the possibility of choosing love.

James Massey cannot understand his mother's hatred, while his father guards a secret meant to protect him. As the duchess seeks to turn society against her husband and son, the family's concealed history threatens to destroy them.

An unexpected inheritance brings scholarly Lydia Hesketh an estate and unwanted suitors. Discovering unemployed veterans struggling after Waterloo, she resolves to use her fortune to help, with a wounded soldier's lost memories drawing her closer.

Julia Marsh secretly risks her safety to prevent others from suffering as her parents did. When the Earl of Bryn intervenes on London's dangerous streets, their separate efforts to repair past wrongs become entwined with unexpected attraction.

Earl Samuel Langford recruits longtime friend Patricia Leaver for a fake engagement intended to catch a jewel thief. Their ruse draws them into danger at sea, where emerging feelings complicate a friendship both thought they understood.

At a country house party, spirited Amelia Beckett unsettles Richard Fox’s determination to avoid marriage. A compromising encounter binds their futures together, while a crime and unspoken fears force them to reconsider their assumptions about love.

Aspiring novelist Alice Boyd prefers observing life from society's margins. A returning Scottish soldier, wounded by his fiancee's betrayal, challenges that retreat as their clashes force both to confront the fears keeping them from a shared future.

Florence Weston struggles to gain society's acceptance despite her noble connections. Thrown into close quarters with privateer William Kelly, she faces threats to her life and dangers at sea that demand trust from them both.

A compromising kiss sends Serena Formby fleeing on a Continental tour after she rejects a rake's marriage proposal. Hamish Avril follows, turning her escape from scandal into an unexpected contest between independence, attraction, and his changing intentions.

Isabelle Carrington faces society’s ridicule, but Henry, Lord Gosforth, is drawn to her intelligence and warmth. A suspicious death brings them together as investigators, testing their growing affection against insecurity, past troubles and a houseful of suspects.

Scarred and isolated, Arabella Betez resists the world and the servant assigned to help her. As Michael Follett sees beyond her hostility, an old love's return unsettles their connection and tests the boundaries of social rank.

Grace Holmes and eccentric inventor William Marsh meet again at a Christmas house party after years of lost love. With Grace preparing to leave the country, they have little time to confront their regrets and attempt reconciliation.

Facing an unwanted marriage, botanist Frances Somers sees opportunity when a highwayman stops her family's coach. Her encounter with aristocrat Albert Waverley draws her into concealed loyalties and dangerous schemes that test both duty and trust.