Broken Hearts' Redemption Books in Order

Scarred in war and burdened by an unexpected title, Edmund retreats from society into the countryside. Rescuing a farmer’s daughter begins an unlikely friendship and romance, but forces determined to separate them threaten his chance to leave isolation behind.

Betrayed by a former fiancé, Viola cautiously enters another Season and meets a rakish earl facing financial ruin. Their mutual attraction offers solace from earlier losses, but the pressure to marry for money and society’s judgment complicate their hopes.

A widow scarred by fire returns to society uncertain of her place and future. Shared love of art draws Sophia to Benjamin, but prejudice, personal insecurity and a calculating enemy threaten the relationship that gives her renewed confidence.

A scarred woman accustomed to social rejection attracts an earl determined never to marry. His initial attempt to help Thora gain acceptance becomes something deeper, forcing both to confront painful histories and question their belief that love is beyond reach.

Working as a companion, Kate encounters a scarred duke who has withdrawn from the world in guilt and grief. Despite his anger and another suitor’s attentions, she remains drawn to the vulnerable man beneath the reputation he has acquired.

Shunned because of a childhood scar, Cassandra expects lifelong solitude while her sister attracts a promising suitor. When that suitor falls for Cassandra instead, Jacob must choose between his father’s arranged plans and the woman he truly wants.

A wounded former soldier inherits a viscountcy and returns to London to help his sister find a match. Meeting Genevieve challenges his isolation and her carefully considered expectations, while outside pressures threaten the affection growing between them.

Researching family history in an earl’s library, a duke who has sworn off love becomes attached to the earl’s neglected daughter. Sylvie fears his inevitable departure, unaware that a jealous rival’s plotting may force him to act before it is too late.

A garden misunderstanding forces shy Juliet into marriage with a grieving marquess determined to avoid attachment. Restoring his estate brings them closer, but outside interference threatens the tentative trust growing between two people accustomed to expecting very little happiness.