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Carola Salisbury Books in Order

Explore Carola Salisbury books in publication order, with short summaries and series lists to help you compare titles and choose your next book to read.

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Dark Inheritance

by Carola Salisbury

1975

Penniless Susannah accepts a position at Landeric, the ancestral home of a man she initially despises. As her feelings for Mark Dewaine change, secrets about her own birth and his family's past expose her to dangers hidden behind apparent affection.

The Pride of the Trevallions

by Carola Salisbury

1975

Orphaned Joanna Goodacre travels from Jamaica to a Cornish castle under Benedict Trevallion's protection. Marriage draws her into his powerful family, where a mystery surrounding his supposedly dead older brother threatens the security of the life she has entered.

Dolphin Summer

by Carola Salisbury

1977

Annabel accepts work as a companion to a young invalid aboard a luxurious yacht in the Mediterranean. What promises to be an unusual new position becomes an adventure in romance and suspense, with danger shadowing her life at sea.

The Winter Bride

by Carola Salisbury

1978

Charity Carew eagerly becomes secretary to a poet she admires, only to find his Cornish castle haunted by a history of murder. As fresh deaths revive an old legend, her growing love competes with the fear that the killer survives.

Count Vronsky's Daughter

by Carola Salisbury

1980

The daughter of Anna Karenina and Count Vronsky hopes to escape her parents’ scandal by building a life in Paris. Encounters with a mysterious Englishman, a French detective and a Russian secret-police agent complicate that ambition.

The Shadowed Spring

by Carola Salisbury

1980

Governess Clarissa Herbert becomes an interpreter on a secret diplomatic mission traveling by train from Paris to Russia. Attraction to Colonel Jack Grant complicates a journey threatened by murder and a traitor intent on undermining European peace.

An Autumn in Araby

by Carola Salisbury

1983

In 1869, governess Suzanna Copley discovers that her difficult young charge needs protection. A voyage to Egypt for his father’s Suez Canal commission offers apparent escape, but a murderer follows them aboard their ship.

Daisy Friday

by Carola Salisbury

1984

A Certain Splendour

by Carola Salisbury

1985

Faith Dangerfield is drawn to Jack Cummings until he testifies against her father at a court martial. The conflict between her attraction and her family loyalty threatens the life she knows and the relationship she hoped to pursue.

Standalone Carola Salisbury books

  1. Book cover for "Dark Inheritance"

    Dark Inheritance

    by Carola Salisbury

    1975
  2. Book cover for "The Pride of the Trevallions"

    The Pride of the Trevallions

    by Carola Salisbury

    1975
  3. Book cover for "Dolphin Summer"

    Dolphin Summer

    by Carola Salisbury

    1977
  4. Book cover for "The Winter Bride"

    The Winter Bride

    by Carola Salisbury

    1978
  5. Book cover for "Count Vronsky's Daughter"

    Count Vronsky's Daughter

    by Carola Salisbury

    1980
  6. Book cover for "The Shadowed Spring"

    The Shadowed Spring

    by Carola Salisbury

    1980
  7. Book cover for "An Autumn in Araby"

    An Autumn in Araby

    by Carola Salisbury

    1983
  8. Book cover for "Daisy Friday"

    Daisy Friday

    by Carola Salisbury

    1984
  9. Book cover for "A Certain Splendour"

    A Certain Splendour

    by Carola Salisbury

    1985

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