Broken Dukes of Healing Books in Order
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Broken Dukes of Healing books in publication order
4 books
A Duke Worth Choosing
by Sally Forbes
2026
Heiress Charlotte Fairfax escapes London's marriage market under a borrowed name and becomes a companion in the country. A wounded soldier's return threatens her anonymity while offering the understanding she craves, but discovery could force her into the arranged future she fled.
A Duke Worth Healing
by Sally Forbes
2026
Scarred by war, Duke Rowan Vale withdraws from society, convinced his former life is over. Surgeon’s daughter Eliza Wyndham arrives to treat his injured leg, and her refusal to indulge his despair begins a relationship that challenges both their guarded expectations.
A Duke Worth Reaching
by Sally Forbes
2026
Governess Elinor Wrenfield arrives to teach a duke's difficult seven-year-old son and recognizes a lonely child beneath his behavior. Reaching the boy also draws her toward his grieving father, whose withdrawal and social position threaten the family bond taking shape.
The Scarred Duke’s Chosen Bride
by Sally Forbes
2026
Reclusive Duke Marcus Wyndham has kept others at a distance for a decade until he rescues an injured woman from a ditch. Charlotte Bright's warmth unsettles his controlled household, slowly challenging his conviction that his scars leave no place for love.
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