Caribee of the Hiltons Books in Order

Tom Warner and his son Edward leave England to help establish a Caribbean colony. Their hopes for a new life meet the harsher realities of settlement, as the promise of freedom collides with ambition and conflict.

Former buccaneer Kit Hilton returns to Antigua and encounters the governor's independent daughter, Marguerite Warner. Island society opposes him, while tensions over slavery add danger to his struggle for acceptance and the woman he wants.

Gislane is abducted from England and returned to slavery in the Caribbean to separate her from Matt Hilton. Searching the islands for her forces Matt to confront his family's plantations and the brutality of their wealth.

Richard Hilton arrives in Jamaica to manage his uncle's plantations and unexpectedly inherits them. His opposition to slavery clashes with island society and his brother Anthony's ambitions, turning family power into a struggle over the estate's future.

Meg Hilton returns to her family's West Indian plantation, but inheritance rules require her to marry before she can control it. Her attachment to sea captain Alan McAvoy clashes with family demands, threatening both her independence and the estate's future.